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EDITORIAL
Getting through 1999 ?For many, the year 1999 will be a year to "get through" as
it is forecast (promised?) that by year's end, the road returning to
Normalville will at least be visible. Therefore, Asia (especially East and Southeast Asia)
approaches 1999 with apprehension and many questions. 
TOBACCO FACT: Advertising Bans Do Not Consumption Decrease
Tobacco advertising bans, as a product, do not appear to deliver the
intended and promised result: that is, drop-offs in consumption of cigarettes and tobacco
products, especially among the young. In fact, in some markets, advertising bans have had
exactly the opposite effect; consumption has gone up.
Focus on Indonesia: Surabaya's suppliers
Filtrona/FIAL: Instruments, Initiative, and Innovation in Indonesia With
a domestic market of 250 billion sticks per annum, ignoring Indonesia would be a foolish
move by anyone in the tobacco industry.
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