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Brazilian
cigarette warnings
After
February 2002, cigarettes sold in Brazil were required to
be sold in packages where 100% of one side was used for a
health warning messages. These first 9 messages are
shown at the bottom of this page.
A
second set of warning messages was adopted in 2004.
Each package must also carry the phrase :
“This
product contains more than 4,700 toxic substances and
nicotine which causes physical or psychic dependence. No
safe levels exist for the consumption of these
substances”.
A
third set of warning messages was revealed on May 31,
2008.
Tobacco
companies were banned from printing any values for
nicotine, tar or carbon monoxide, but later regained this
right.
Links to:
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Brazilian
regulation
►
Brazilian
news release (English)
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