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Pfizer creates ‘floor of cigarettes’ to push quit smoking message

Pfizer has created an installation of 219,000 imitation cigarettes covering an area of Sydney’s Martin Place to raise awareness about smoking cessation.

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The experiential campaign unveiled today, will run until Friday, with passersby encouraged to walk across the floor to “stamp out smoking”.

The 219,000 cigarettes represents the amount a smoker of a 20 per day packet would consume over 30 years.

The activation was created by PR agency One Green Bean and has been supported by a media relations campaign, focusing on new research into Australian smoking habits.

Editorial about the new study has today been covered by Sunrise, the Today Show, Channel 7 Early News, 2GB radio, Today FM, 5AA, The Daily Telegraph, Sky News and News.com.au.

Pfizer, the pharmaceutical company, owns the nicotine cessation prescription drug, Champix.

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