Group 1 - The emergence of lollipop products resembling cigarettes near schools raises ethical concerns regarding marketing to minors, prioritizing profit over children's health and trust [1] - Similar novelty candies, such as condom gummies and menstrual pad cotton candy, have been reported previously, indicating a trend of using children's food as a marketing experiment [1] - The psychological and behavioral implications of these products on minors could lead to a normalization of smoking, as they may associate smoking with positive experiences [1] Group 2 - Safety issues related to novelty foods have been highlighted, with inspections revealing that many products lack proper labeling and may violate social norms [2] - The drive for innovation in the market should not compromise public interest, and there is a need for stricter regulations on bizarre packaging of food products [3] - Regulatory bodies are urged to enhance oversight of such products, especially around schools, and to implement clear prohibitions on cigarette-like food items [3]