অক্টোবর 2023

Assessing Cigarette Packs Sold in Mexico for Health Warning Label Compliance

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In the foreground is a round tobacco container and two cigarette packs with rounded corners, each of which distorts the intended appearance of the health warning label. In the background is a white pixelated map of Mexico on a light blue background.

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Using the TPackSS protocol, 191 cigarette packs with an in-rotation health warning label (HWL) purchased across five cities in Mexico during October–November 2021 were systematically assessed for compliance with the country’s legally-mandated HWL requirements. 
 
Considering such compliance requirements as HWL location, proper size, warning label elements, and pictogram implementation, this Fact Sheet details areas of concern observed by IGTC, and policy implications based on best-recommendations and opportunities for improved effectiveness.

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