After implementation of Australia's pictorial cigarette warnings, focus group research findings concluded that images depicting the health consequences of smoking provided new information beyond what was contained in the text through providing a visual explanation of the negative health effects noted in the text (Ref
Not for: coffee makers, kettles, hair dryers, heaters, microwaves, power tools, mini fridges, or high-wattage appliances.
According to KAB, for every additional ash receptacle in an area, the littering rates for cigarette butts drop 9%
The new rules would also standardise the shape and size of tobacco products, limiting the use of appealing names like smooth to imply they reduce harm, and improve the transparency of the products contents
Then, each box was presented and the group members were asked to discuss their perceptions and compare the branded and plain package models