Plain packaging of tobacco products: evidence, design and implementation

In 2012, Australia became the first country to implement common (standardized) packaging law for tobacco products. Since then, France, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland passed the law, and other countries began legislative procedures. This publication shows the legitimacy of measures and development at the national level and then recommends to countries that are considering implementing undecorated packaging as part of an integrated tobacco control approach to the implementation of non-decorative packaging It describes the purpose.

When packaging general tobacco products, the tobacco industry will not be able to place targeted information and design on packaging of the products, the impact of health warning will increase, false information or misleading information will It decreases. People are safer and less attractive to the people that the tobacco company is specifically targeting. There are many strategies that you can use to educate the public about the hazards of cigarettes. These include campaigns for tobacco information from the tobacco industry. These activities are often referred to as "anti-advertisements" and are usually disseminated through mass media, including means to cover print media, broadcast media, billboards and a host of other people. We found that advertisement prevention activities of mass media can reduce overall tobacco consumption

The purpose of cigarette non-decorative packaging based on the 2011 tobacco plain packaging law prohibits the use of tobacco products, encourages abandonment of the use of tobacco products, prevents the recurrence of tobacco use, reduces tobacco smoke It is to improve public health by reducing exposure to. Undecorated packaging achieves these objectives, as extensive research evidence supporting packaging not decorated in June 2009 is included in the Australian National Preventive Agency report. Public health expert. Reports on Task Force and Government response can be found on the Preventive Health Working Group website or at www.health.gov.au/ internet / preventativehealth / publishings.nsf / Content / National-Preventative-health-strategy-lp I will.