New Zealand moves towards plain packaging of cigarettes

Sweet, Melissa

doi:10.1136/bmj.f1425

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“…This should prevent the tobacco industry from using packaging to promote their products, which should reduce the attractiveness and appeal of tobacco [Freeman, Chapman & Rimmer, 2008;Wakefield, Hayes, Durkin & Borland, 2013]. New Zealand plans to be the second country to implement this strategy, but is waiting to see what the verdict is of the court case the tobacco industry brought against the Australian government [Hefler, 2013;Sweet, 2013].…”

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Supervision, compliance and societal effects : impact assessment of the Tobacco Legislation : effects of the workplace-smoking ban and the tobacco sales ban to minors

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Section: Ban On Tobacco Advertisement and Sponsoringmentioning

confidence: 99%