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Today, there are many countries that require: Graphic warnings on health issues Packaging restrictions through plain packaging Restriction of brand names Standardization of color Use of tax stamp For instance: Plain packaging requirements in Australia are olive-colored Minimum quantity for packaging is regulated in European countries These measures ensure that cigarette marketing does not become attractive for consumers

This may apply to those heavy smokers out there that smoke more than 30 a day