七月 2016

TPackSS: Compliance with Health Warning Label Laws: 2013 Collection

The tobacco industry increasingly uses the cigarette pack as a key marketing method. The Tobacco Pack Surveillance System (TPackSS) project collected packs from 14 low- and middle-income countries to study compliance with health warning label (HWL) laws and the marketing appeals used in pack designs. These fact sheets show HWL compliance.

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Image of cigarette packs from mexico done for decorative purposes

How Branding Compromises Pictorial Health Warning Labels in Mexico

Health warning labels (HWLs) can help diminish the appeal of of packaging and communicate risked from tobacco use. In November 2018, 15 focus group discussion were conducted in Mexico City, Mexico to examine the ways in which cigarette packs appeal to adolescents and young adults and h

Examples of cigarette packs with different types of health warning labels

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TPackSS: Compliance with Health Warning Label Laws: 2013 Collection

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