Progress in Indiana: Fewer cigarettes sold, healthier Hoosiers

Last year, the Indiana legislature passed a $2 per pack tax increase on cigarettes, as well as an equivalent increase on other tobacco products. A report released this week reveals that cigarette pack sales have dropped 13.8% since the tax went into effect. E-cigarette sales fell by an estimated 8.3%.

Tobacco use remains one of the leading causes of preventable death and disease. Thanks to your advocacy, Hoosiers are smoking less and creating a healthier future for themselves.

To read the full report, click below.