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Cigarette companies have been known to target different markets with their packaging. For example, Marlboro has been known to use red packaging in order to appeal to men, while Virginia Slims uses pink packaging to appeal to women. In recent years, however, there has been a shift in how cigarette companies are targeting different markets. Camel, for example, has been using more modern designs and colors in order to appeal to younger smokers. Additionally, some cigarette companies have started using packaging that is designed to look like candy or other snacks. This is particularly true for brands such as Swisher Sweets and Kool-Aid Jammers. While it is unclear if these new designs are effective at getting younger people to start smoking, they are certainly more appealing than the traditional black and white designs that have been used for decades.

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Recently, there has been a shift in the European tobacco market towards more subdued colors and fonts. This change is an attempt to give a sophisticated and adult image to cigarettes boxes. Tobacco companies hope that this shift will make their products more appealing to adults, and increase sales. So far, the new designs have been met with mixed reactions. Some people find them elegant and classy, while others feel that they are too bland and boring. Regardless of people's opinions, it is clear that tobacco companies are trying to reinvent themselves in order to stay competitive.

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A recent study conducted by the University of Liverpool has shown that cigarette boxes designed for young adults in the UK are more appealing when they use brighter colors and fun designs. The study, which was published in the journal Tobacco Control, used eye-tracking software to measure how long participants looked at different cigarette boxes. It found that young adults were more likely to look at boxes that were brightly colored or featured interesting designs, even if those boxes contained cigarettes that they did not intend to smoke.

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