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Each
package, carton or other container must display the
French equivalent of "sales authorized in the
Republic of Djibouti"
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Each
package, carton or other container must show the
date of manufacture and the manufacturing lot number.
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Each
manufacturer must follow direction from the Ministry
with respect to display messages on accessories,
interior of packaging, on the cigarette, on the
cellophane or other transparent covering, on boxes or
packages even if they are not seen by the consumer.
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Retailers
must display required messages at point of sale.
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Health
warning messages must appear on tobacco product
packages. The warnings must take up 50% of the
principal display space. These warnings will be
established annually by the Minister of Health.
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Supplementary
messages are also required to be printed on the side
panels or other places on tobacco packages.
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Health
warning messages must appear in French and Arabic.
Other languages may also be required.
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Manufacturers
have 9 months to bring labelling on their products up
to standards.
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Tobacco
products must be sold in packages that meet the size
and dimensions set out in regulations. Empty
containers or slides cannot be sold.
