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FCTC Article 11 / Tobacco Warning Labels: Evidence and Recommendations from the ITC Project (PDF) 

Jump to full article: International Tobacco Control Policy Evaluation Project (the ITC Project), 2009-06-28

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ARTICLE 11 GUIDELINES

• Labels should appear on both front and back of the package Article 11 of the FCTC states that health warnings on cigarette packages should cover at least 50 percent of

• Labels should be at the TOP of the package the principal display areas (both the front and back) of the

• Labels should be as large as possible (at least 50% of the package) tobacco package, but at a minimum must cover at least 30 percent of the principal display areas. It also requires

• Labels should include full colour pictures that warnings be rotated; large, clear, visible and legible;

• Labels should rotate multiple messages and approved by the competent national authority. Strong international guidelines for Article 11 adopted in November

• Labels should include a range of warnings and messages 2008 during the Third Conference of the Parties recognize

• Labels should include information on harms of tobacco smoke the evidence that effectiveness of health warnings increases with their size and that pictorial warnings have

• Labels should provide advice about cessation a greater impact than text-only warnings. The Guidelines

• Labels should list constituents without numbers

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