This is the second modified cigarette package country after Australia. This is a significant milestone in smoking-prevention because the appearance of cigarette packs scan influence quitters to stay smoke-free and nonsmokers from picking up smoking. In this post, we will discuss more about cigarette packaging in Australia and why it is so important for them.
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Australia has introduced one of the most dull and neutral colour schemes called cigarette packages compared to other countries colours themes. Those brands with little writing in their brand names are lower visibility packs. One very good reason for such a design however is that Australia currently has the best health warnings on cigarette packs in the world. Health warnings my friend, the better to scare you when you want a cigarette! Here are a few of the images: Smokers Lungs, Cancerous Foot,Cancer Neck Tumor and more. So when one sees these pictures it is bound to be too much for a lot of people. Its to create a gap in which people pause for more than they would and we can still the flames or support others whose already there into quitting.
But in Australia where they sell lots of tobacco plain packaging laws are dramatically reducing the number of people taking up smoking. 2012 saw the law that tonight has seen 300,000 less people smoking in Australia REDUCE: This could be because tobacco can lead to a host of underlying diseases such as cancer, heart disease and numerous other life-threatening illnesses. One less place where there are smokers, and the country gets another little bit closer to preserving one of its most priceless resources — human health. It also shows that these laws work to decrease smoking and the disease it causes.
Not everyone see it in that light though, the plain packaging laws of Australia. Some go as far to say these rules are a violation of individual freedom. They think that ultimately, the decision as to what products people buy, even cigarettes, should be left up to individual choice. On the other hand, of course this is a business drag say others. They argue that people will not know what to smoke if they can no longer see a brand on cigarette packages and this may well affect the profits of those corporations seeking only to pilfer your pockets. Proponents of the plain package laws contend that this underscores their necessity as a health protection measure. They believe that plain packaging makes smoking seem less attractive as a lifestyle choice (especially to the youngsters of impressionable age who may be considering starting)
Australia: Tobacco packaging laws = legal battles Cigarette companies, however — other than just complaining that the laws are discriminatory and violate their constitutional right to conduct a business in cigarettes with reduced risk claims while allowing tobacco-users everywhere else to end around them by taking delivery from internet or mail order marketers promising one day optional bequests (depending on how sales revenues accrue) of whatever healthy cells can enter its frame without being tapped out first by potential dirt gas emissions. Nonetheless, the government has a history of successfully arguing that any legislation being enacted (or enforced) can be constitutionally sound and ultimately supported by final judgments in courts. The cancerous dodgy companies also point out, as they always do, the laws will not be effective and that is higher smuggled ciggies etc. But studies have indicated that these laws actually do help in reducing smoking rates and smuggling has shown little effect. It reinforces the efficacy of those laws, and it promotes public health.