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The Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company sells cigarettes under the brand name American Spirit®, which appear to blatantly appeal to the public's growing interest in all things green. The way American Spirit cigarettes are marketed is that they are "100% Additive-free Natural Tobacco" or "100% Organic Tobacco" cigarettes. These two cigarettes came out just about the same time the green movement started gaining some momentum. Have the makers of these "natural" and "organic" cigarettes taken advantage of the green movement that's underway? Who allows the makers of American Spirit cigarettes to advertise its cigarettes as "natural" and "organic?" Why is the Santa Fe Tobacco Co. allowed to advertise its American Spirit cigarettes as "natural" and "organic?" Finally, does an organic tobacco cigarette or a 100% additive-free natural tobacco cigarette mean it's a better, even a safer cigarette, for you than other cigarettes that aren't natural or organic tobacco? Let's take the first question, first: has the Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company, makers of the cigarette branded American Spirit, taken advantage of the green movement that's underway? To answer the question, you have to ask a couple of other questions: why would the Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company label its cigarettes "natural" and "organic" in the first place; if there wasn't a green movement afoot, would the Santa Fe Tobacco Company bothered with marketing a "natural tobacco" and "organic tobacco" cigarette, especially in the light the times were a-changing southward fast for tobacco companies in the U.S. when Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Co. introduced its new cigarettes.
The Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company sells cigarettes under the brand name American Spirit®, which appear to blatantly appeal to the public's growing interest in all things green. The way American Spirit cigarettes are marketed is that they are "100% Additive-free Natural Tobacco" or "100% Organic Tobacco" cigarettes. These two cigarettes came out just about the same time the green movement started gaining some momentum. Have the makers of these "natural" and "organic" cigarettes taken advantage of the green movement that's underway? Who allows the makers of American Spirit cigarettes to advertise its cigarettes as "natural" and "organic?" Why is the Santa Fe Tobacco Co. allowed to advertise its American Spirit cigarettes as "natural" and "organic?" Finally, does an organic tobacco cigarette or a 100% additive-free natural tobacco cigarette mean it's a better, even a safer cigarette, for you than other cigarettes that aren't natural or organic tobacco? Let's take the first question, first: has the Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company, makers of the cigarette branded American Spirit, taken advantage of the green movement that's underway? To answer the question, you have to ask a couple of other questions: why would the Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company label its cigarettes "natural" and "organic" in the first place; if there wasn't a green movement afoot, would the Santa Fe Tobacco Company bothered with marketing a "natural tobacco" and "organic tobacco" cigarette, especially in the light the times were a-changing southward fast for tobacco companies in the U.S. when Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Co. introduced its new cigarettes.
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