We are usually not required to add any warnings or messages to the packaging, but when it comes to packaging cigarettes, it is necessary to mention the public health warning on the package
The description on the reverse is headed with, 'Lest we Forget', titled, 'No.23 - King Albert's answer to the Pope: "With him who broke his word, devastated my country, burned my villages, destroyed my towns, desecrated my churches and murdered my people, I will not make peace before he is expelled from my country and punished for his crimes"' and followed by, 'THE heroic attitude of King Albert of Belgium has been one of the great features of the war and this monarch has won imperishable fame by his gallant conduct and the leadership of his army against the common enemy.'
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So you can blame the law for the draw
Thankfully, some hints are just around the corner
Second Opinion Canada's fight with Big Tobacco is back on Parliament passes plain tobacco packaging law, regulates vaping "Packages with darker colours were perceived to be more 'harmful to health' and their products 'harder to quit,' in contrast to packages with lighter colours," the department said in a summary of the plans
