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In 2013, tobacco companies spent more than $503 million on advertising and promotion of smokeless tobacco products thats more than double what was spent 10 years earlier in 2003

This has been partially offset by an impairment charge of 46 million for machinery due to the adverse impact from macro-economic headwinds and industry volume declines in the U.S

The report also states, "Although changes in the minimum age will pertain to individuals who are 18 and older, the largest proportionate reduction in initiation of tobacco use will likely occur among adolescents of ages 15 to 17 years." Research shows that kids often turn to older friends and classmates as sources of cigarettes

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