Posts Tagged ‘We’ve Seen Enough’

Sign the This is Tobacco Marketing petition!

Thursday, April 11th, 2013

Every year 24,000 youth begin smoking in New York State alone, and exposure to tobacco marketing in stores is a primary cause of youth smoking. Point-of-sale tobacco marketing should be covered and out of sight.

Studies show that kids are twice as likely as adults to notice and remember retail tobacco advertising. And, since the tobacco industry spends millions of dollars a day to market its deadly products in stores where teens shop, our kids are exposed to high levels of tobacco marketing everyday.

Please join us. Sign our petition and take a stand to protect our kids from tobacco marketing in stores!

Rochester NY adopts new rules for corner stores

Thursday, September 27th, 2012

Read the full story at  WHAM

Rochester, N.Y. – The Rochester City Council unanimously passed new zoning rules Wednesday night, which will restrict new corner stores.

New stores will no longer be able to open within 500 feet of each other in residential areas. The sale of tobacco, alcohol and lottery tickets will be substantially curbed.

We’ve Seen Enough campaign launches Smoke Free (The Way 2 Be) video

Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012

Tobacco Companies are marketing to kids and teens. They spend billions of dollars to market their deadly addictive products in stores. In New York State, the tobacco industry spends more than $1 million per day to market its products.

The “We’ve Seen Enough Tobacco” campaign is fighting back. Check out their featured video, Smoke Free (The Way 2 Be), produced by The Brooklyn Smoke Free Partnership and Global Kids in association with Chernak Media Group. 

Have you seen enough tobacco marketing? Get involved!