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OF THE PACK TO PROMOTE CIGARETTES IN THE REGION
ABUSE
Southeast Asia Tobacco Control Alliance
November 2010
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AuthorTan Yen Lian , M.A.Knowledge and Information ManagerSoutheast Asia Tobacco Control Alliance (SEATCA)
EditorUlysses Dorotheo, MDSoutheast Asia Initiative on Tobacco Tax (SITT) DirectorSoutheast Asia Tobacco Control Alliance (SEATCA)
Published by Southeast Asia Tobacco Control Alliance (SEATCA)Thakolsuk Place, Room 2B, 115 Thoddamri Road, Dusit,Bangkok 10300, ThailandTel: +66 2 668 3650 Fax: +66 2 241 0082Website: www.seatca.org E-mail: [email protected]
First Published November 2010, 1,000 copies
ISBN 978-616-90022-5-3
Printed by Manus Film Limited Partnership104/18-20 Soi Krungthepnon 13, Krungthepnon Road,Bangkhen Muang Nonthaburi, Nonthaburi, 11000 ThailandTel: +66 2 968 3081 Fax: +66 2 968 5132
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This document is prepared drawing from findings obtained from the Tobacco Industry Surveillance and Monitoring Program managed by Ms. Menchi Velasco.
The author would like to thank the following country partners for their contributions:
SEATCA team : Ms.Bungon Ritthiphakdee, Dr. Domilyn Villarreiz, Dr. Mary Assunta
Cambodia - Dr. Mom Kong, Ms. Phailin Y., Dr. Yel Daravuth, Dr. Sung Vinntak and Dr. Ray Rany
Indonesia - Dr. Elly Mutiawati, Ms. Lisda Sundari, Dr. Rohani Budi Prihatin, Ms. Dina Kania, Dr. Widyastuti Soerojo and Atty. Tubagus Haryo Karbyanto
Lao PDR - Mr. Youda Kongsengphengphet, Dr. Maniphan Vongphosy andDr. Bounlonh Ketsouvannasane
Malaysia - Mr. Halilol Rahman Mohamed, Dr. Rahmat Awang, Dr. Zarihah Zain,Dr Foong Kin and Mr Yong Check Yoon
Philippines - Atty. Irene Reyes, Dr. Rachel Rowena Garcia, Atty. Deborah Sy and Dr. Maricar Limpin
Thailand - Dr. Piyarat Nimpitakpong, Ms. Sataporn Jiratananont andMs. Churunee Pichayakulmongkon
Vietnam - Ms. Nguyen Thac Minh, Ms. Tran Kieu Thanh Ha, Dr. Phan Thi Hai,Dr. Pham Hoang Anh and Dr. Nguyen Tuan Lam
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1.0 Are we to believe the package has no ROLE ?
2.0 Why Is Cigarette Packaging Important ???
3.0 How Does The Industry Use The Pack To Market Its Deadly Product?
Cigarette Packaging as a form of AdvertisingPack As Mini BillboardPower Wall at Point-of-Sale
4.0 Catering to Market SegmentsPack Designs Targeting YouthPack Designs Targeting Women
5.0 Using Colors Instead of Words to Mislead Consumers
6.0 Exploitation of Religion
7.0 More Innovative Pack Designs
9.0 Conclusions
10.0 Recommendations
Using Bright Colours and Trendy Flavors To Attract SmokersPortraying Sexual Imagery
8.0 Pack Design Aimed at Diluting the Effect of Pictorial Health Warnings
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Phillip Morris describes the role of a pack:
Are we to believethe package has no ROLE ?1.0
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“The primary job of the
package is to create a desire to
purchase and try”.
Source: Arthur D. Little. Development of cigarette packaging. 14 Oct 1963. Liggett and Myers.Bates No. T130729022–9058. http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/yiq76d00.
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Tobacco companies view cigarette packaging as an integral component of their marketing strategy and as a vehicle for:
Use of pack design and colour to communicate the false impression of less harm of lower tar or milder cigarette
Tobacco companies carry out systematic and extensive research to ensure cigarette packaging appeals to selected target groups, including youth and women
“In the absence of any other marketing messages, our packaging….is the sole communicator of our brand essence.
Put another way, when you don’t have anything else – our packaging is our
marketing.”
Source: M Wakefield, et.al. The cigarette pack as image: new evidence from tobacco
creating significant in-store presence at point-of-sale (POS)
Why Is Cigarette Packaging Important??? 2.0
communicating a distinct brand image
advertising or increasing exposure to its target market
The Power of
Packaging
Source: Hulit M . Marketing Issues Corporate Affairs Conference May 27, 1994—Manila. 27 May 1994. Philip Morris. Bates No. 2504015017/5042 http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/jga42e00.
industry documents Tobacco Control 2002;11:i73-i80
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How Does The Industry Use The Pack To Market Its Deadly Product?3.0
As a form of advertisement, the pack is designed to be visually attractive and serves as a silent salesman.
Cigarette Packaging As A Form of Advertising
Indonesia
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John Digianni, former cigarette pack designer:“… a cigarette pack is unique because the
consumer carries it around with him all day… It’s part of a smoker’s clothing and when he saunters into a bar and plunks it down, he
makes a statement about himself.”
It is a pocket-sized/mini billboard
It works 24 hours/day, 7 days/week
Package seen by others
It communicates a brand identity
Appealing images printed on the pack which highlights trends and current events
Tobacco Pack
Design
Pack As Mini Billboard Limited Edition
Outdoor LifeAdventure
World CupF-1
Source: Koten J. "Tobacco Marketers" Success Formula: Make Cigarettes In Smoker's Own Image". Wall Street Journal. p. 22. February 29, 1980.
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Packs when placed together form what is called a power wall.
Cigarettes packs are highly visible and used to form prominent display items on the shelves to entice potential customers to buy.
Individual packs have been creatively designed in such a way that they can be placed together to advertise brand names on the retail shelves making it highly visible from a distance.
This is an excellent way to advertise a cigarette brand when conventional advertising using brand name is banned at POS.
Power Wall at Point-of-Sale
Indonesia
Laos
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This Salem series from JTI tries to associate its brand name with freshness of youth and misic through the past decades.
Pall Mall series ’Follow your Imagination’ appeals to the youthful sense of adventure.
Catering to Market Segments4.0
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Pack Design Targeting Youth
To encourage youths to be identified as a part of common interest group, the industry named brands after Club, Senior (with maturity) and Clas.
Philippines
Malaysia
Indonesia
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Superslim “Lipstick” Pack
Mustang and Marlboro Cowboy depicts a wild horse symbolizing youthful freedom and wild.
Indonesia
Philippines
Indonesia
A volution Menthol Slims – ‘Lipstick pack’
Pastel colours are used to target women
Superslim “Perfume” Pack
Diameter and length of slim cigarette are much slimmer and longer
Indonesia
Malaysia
Laos
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Using Colors Instead of Words to Mislead Consumers 5.0
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Cambodia
Different colour coding to differentiate brand variants such as red colour for regular cigarette, blue for light cigarette and green for menthol cigarette.
Vietnam
Tobacco industry uses soft colours to communicate the false impression of lower tar or milder cigarettes.
Malaysia
When the use of misleading descriptors was banned in 2009 in Malaysia, colours were used to replace descriptors such as blue (Light), red (Regular) and green (Menthol).
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Vanila Strawberry Apple Orange
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Philippines
Using Bright Colours and Trendy Flavours To Attract Smokers
Indonesia
Cappucino
Sunny Peach Sweet Melon Menthol Orange
Malaysia
Tea
These flavored cigarette are targeted at the youth and women.
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Exploitation of Religion6.0
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The improper use of the name and photo of Angkor Wat create a false perception that smoking advocated by Buddhism.
Cambodia
Portraying Sexual Imagery
Raspberry Grape
HoneySour Apple
Chocolate Mango
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More Innovative Pack Designs7.0
555 Express comes in an attractive plastic casing.
Casing Pack Design
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Malaysia
When advertising at POS was banned in Malaysia in 2005, BAT created an innovative wallet pack design to advertise its products.
Wallet Pack Design
Blister packZipper bag
VietnamPhilippines
Malaysia
Vietnam
Tobacco Advertisements are placed on the insides of the wallet pack.
New Marlboro ‘Fresh Mint’ was launched in two different types of packaging.
Kiddie pack (5 sticks) in the form of sachet packaging.
A metal casing.
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Commemorative pack designs riding on the popularity of international sporting events such as the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The design of the football depicts the flag of top contenders.
Djarum also joined in the competition to win over smokers by introducing limited edition pack designs feature native to South Africa, host of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
Novelty Packs Coinciding with a Sport Event
Indonesia
Germany France Uruguay Brazil
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Pack Design Aimed at Diluting the Effect of Pictorial Health Warning8.0
There is no specification of size of the pack, thus allowing the tobacco industry to introduce cigarette packs in the shape of small ‘lipstick’ boxes.
It was noted that smokers can flip the position of the sleeve to obscure the pictorial health warning.
Designing the Pack to Circumvent the Law
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Tax stamp concealing pictorial health warning.
Pictorial health warning is proportionately reduced in size for lipstick packs.
Sleeve was used to conceal or obscure health warning.
Malaysia
Malaysia
Singapore
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Graphic design on pack helps to distract smoker from pictorial health warning
Industry uses colour and design at the
bottom half of the pack to weaken the
effect of pictorial warning.
Malaysia
Thailand
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The cigarette pack is an important vehicle to advertise tobacco.
Innovative pack designs and colours are used to appeal to specific segments of the population such as youth and female.
Cigarette pack designs are used by the tobacco industry to decrease the effectiveness of pictorial health warning.
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Conclusions9.0
Governments should introduce generic or plan packaging that only permits use of the brand name in a standard colour and font style. All other trademarks, logos, colour schemes and graphics should be prohibited.
Specify the shape and dimension of cigarette packs to prohibit the tobacco industry from introducing packs in different shapes and sizes as well as to prevent distorting and minimizing the pictorial health warning.
Ban display of cigarette at the point-of-sale (POS) to keep cigarettes less visible to the public and to avoid attracting smokers especially the youth from buying it.
Establish and sustain a tobacco industry surveillance system in each country to monitor tobacco industry activities.
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Plain Packaging: The Cigarette Packs of the Future
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“Parties should consider adopting measures to restrict or prohibit the use of logos, colours, brand images or promotional information on packaging other than brand names and product names displayed in a standard colour and font style (plain packaging). This may increase the noticeability and effectiveness of health warnings and messages, prevent the package from detracting attention from them, and address industry package design techniques that may suggest that some products are less harmful than others.”
“Parties should consider adopting plain packaging requirements to eliminate the effects of advertising or promotion on packaging. Packaging, individual cigarettes or other tobacco products should carry no advertising or promotion, including design futures that makes products attractive.”
FCTC Article 11 Guidelines FCTC Article 13 Guidelines
Adopted by the Conference of the Parties to the WHO FCTC, 2008
Adopted by the Conference of the Parties to the WHO FCTC, 2009
Source: Cancer Council Australia
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