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Can a hotel have a humidor in its lobby or does this contravene tobacco advertising regulations?
The Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Act 2002 (TAPA 2002) Controls the advertising and promotion of tobacco products.
Tobacco displays are prohibited under TAPA 2002, s 7A in the following terms:
‘A person who in the course of a business displays tobacco products, or causes tobacco products to be displayed, in a place in England and Wales or Northern Ireland is guilty of an offence.’
Under TAPA 2002, s 1, a ‘tobacco product’ is a product consisting wholly or partly
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