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"I can't smoke" creates resistance

From May 2017, all packs of tobacco sold in the UK must meet these standards: Picture and text health warnings must cover 65% of the front and back of cigarette and roll-your-own tobacco packages No branding other than the product name and brand variant in a standard font, size and colour All other trademarks, logos, colour schemes and graphics are banned The only colour permitted on the external pack is olive green with a matt finish Cigarette packets must be cuboid in shape and contain a minimum of 20 cigarettes Misleading information on tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide emissions must be removed Any promotional descriptors such as references to flavours must be removed What is happening in other countries

From Marlboros iconic red pack to Manchesters contemporary style and Double Happiness cultural imagery, cigarette packaging remains a powerful branding tool shaping global recognition and consumer perception.

However, many countries in the world still restrict them, so be careful if you do take these sticks worldwide, or check the laws regarding them to avoid getting caught in jail