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The World Health Organization and Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids 19,24 have briefly noted the usage of famous Chinese icons and occasion-related symbols on Chinese tobacco packs that brand them for gift-giving
[4] Betel nuts were removed from the updated version of the food production permit catalog released by the State Administration for Market Regulation in 2020, and an advertising ban issued by the National Radio and Television Administration in 2021 that forbids all related advertisements on radio, television or online
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