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Drug use ignorance fails to get Zig-Zag off ad ban
LONDON - Advertisements for Zig-Zag cigarette papers boasting 'smooth skins' has been banned for condoning illegal drug use and using a glamorous model -- in contravention of the Cigarette Code.
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