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The US Tobacco GAP is defined as agricultural practices which produce a quality crop while protecting, sustaining or enhancing the environment with regard to soil, water, air, animal and plant life as well as protecting and ensuring the rights of farm laborers.[473] One of the goals of the US Tobacco GAP was to reduce the burden on growers, who typically contract with multiple buyers, to meet different companies agricultural practice and record keeping requirements

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Economic factors, such as using a substantial portion of the monthly budget to continue using SLT products, led to cessation attempts but limited access to cessation support was identified as a critical reason for failure

Throughout most of the US and all the New England states, cigarette sales have constantly declined since the 1960s