and that the complainants failed to demonstrate that proposed alternative measures would be less-trade-restrictive or would make an equivalent contribution to Australias legitimate public health objectives.[2] The Plain Packaging Measures, established in Australia in 2011, [3] directed that brand images, display logos and promotional text be removed from cigarette packages - doing away with the use of attractive colors, eye-catching designs, and engaging characters on tobacco packages that public health experts argued made smoking more appealing, and attracted new customers, especially teens
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Current European cigarette packaging regulations, governed by the EU Tobacco Products Directive 2014/40/EU (TPD2), mandate that all cigarette packs must feature large, combined health warnings covering 65% of the front and back
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On 1 October 2015 it became illegal: for retailers to sell electronic cigarettes or e-liquids to someone under 18 for adults to buy (or try to buy) tobacco products or e-cigarettes for someone under 18 to smoke in private vehicles that are carrying someone under 18 Speaking ahead of the reviews publication, Health Secretary Sajid Javid told BBC Radio 4s Today programme on Wednesday (8 June) that he is keen to reduce smoking rates in the UK
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