Moving in the right direction: tobacco packaging and labeling in the Americas by Eric Crosbie, Olufemi Erinoso, Sara Perez, Ernesto M. Sebrié

“…Twenty-seven countries ban brand descriptors with references to implied harm reduction (e.g., “light”), 24 ban figures, colors, and other signs, but only 13 prohibit emission yields printed on the packs. Only Canada and Uruguay have adopted standardized tobacco packaging while Uruguay also requires a single presentation (one brand variant) per brand family. …”
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Part II: Moving in the right direction: Tobacco packaging and labeling in the Americas by Ernesto M Sebrie, Eric Crosbie, Olufemi Erinoso, Sara Perez

“…Twenty-seven countries ban brand descriptors with references to implied harm reduction (e.g., “light”), 24 ban figures, colors, and other signs, but only 13 prohibit emission yields printed on the packs. Only Canada and Uruguay have adopted standardized tobacco packaging while Uruguay also requires a single presentation (one brand variant) per brand family. …”
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