Nik Modi, a tobacco industry analyst, concedes that prohibiting terms like "light" and "low-tar" will hardly affect the tobacco market because smokers have already "become acclimated to color-coding." [26] European Union [edit] The 2001 European Directive on Tobacco Products, which banned the use of terms such as "light", "mild" and "low-tar" with regards to tobacco products, was the first major piece of legislation from the European Commission regarding tobacco control
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British Parliament approves smoking ban Wed 15 Feb 2006 at 8:42am , updated Wed 15 Feb 2006 at 8:59am The British Parliament has approved a total ban on smoking in all enclosed public spaces in England, following similar moves in other neighbouring countries
"The Council's landmark action will help prevent the tobacco industry from addicting another generation of kids." The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said any use of tobacco products by children and teenagers is unsafe, but most use begins with flavored products
For example, tobacco giant Philip Morris is suing Uruguay, claiming the nation's graphic warning labels, which cover 80 percent of cigarette pack faces, violate intellectual property rights and go beyond any reasonable warning about the dangers of smoking
