Here's one of 13 warning labels currently used in Australia Here's one of 13 warning labels currently used in Australia Here's one of 13 warning labels currently used in Australia Here's one of 13 warning labels currently used in Australia Here's one of 13 warning labels currently used in Australia Here's one of 13 warning labels currently used in Australia Here's one of 13 warning labels currently used in Australia Here's one of 13 warning labels currently used in Australia Here's one of 13 warning labels currently used in Australia Here's one of 13 warning labels currently used in Australia Here's one of 13 warning labels currently used in Australia Here's one of 13 warning labels currently used in Australia This computer-generated image, provided by the Minister for Health and Ageing of Australia, shows the proposed cigarette packaging that's stripped of all logos and replaced with graphic images, set to be on Australian cigarette packs in December 2012.

For wholesale distribution: 1 case may contain multiple cartons Most master cases contain 5 to 10 cartons This means: One case can hold 1,000 to 2,000 cigarettes depending on packaging configuration
By next spring, all tobacco products on Canadian shelves must be sold in plain brown packages with no colours or fancy logos or anything to distract from the graphic health warnings
Here is the larger 110mm roller box, for longer cigarettes and blunts/cigars : Check out the matching wood poetry items in our shop (flasks, notebooks, cigarette cases, wallets, etc
See the people huddled next to the electrical box, largely hidden by shrubbery