Cigarette-shaped bread in Chinese universities arises concern over tobacco promotion Photo: from website A pork floss bread shaped as a cigarette recently became popular in Chinese universities for its novel appearance, but attracted controversy for possibly misleading young people into casual smoking as the country makes every effort to control tobacco usage for health reasons, according to media report
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and changing state film-production subsidy policies to provide tax and other incentives for productions that do not promote tobacco use
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The higher taxes on tobacco products due to go into effect at the end of the week are projected to raise $47 million annually, while changes to the states ambulatory care facility assessment and hospital adjusted admission fee are forecast to yield $73 million in new revenue