The OAAA asks its members not to advertise their products within 500 feet of houses of worship, primary and secondary schools, and/or hospitals by the establishment of:

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Exclusionary zones are established by the OAAA to prevent member companies from advertising their products within 500 feet of sensitive locations such as houses of worship, primary and secondary schools, and hospitals. This helps to mitigate any potential negative impact on the communities surrounding those locations.

The OAAA Asks Its Members Not to Advertise Their Products