Ahead of World No Tobacco Day, Knesset votes to require graphic images on smoking products Israel is the 2nd country to mandate such warnings on e-cigarettes, as survey finds 31% of Israeli smokers have started or resumed lighting up due to stress since start of the war Reporter at The Times of Israel In a landmark move, the Knessets Economic Affairs Committee approved a bill on Wednesday that requires graphic warning images to be printed not only on packages of regular cigarettes but also on electronic cigarettes, tobacco-heating devices, rolling papers, and loose tobacco, making Israel one of the first countries to do so
Finally, cooperation with neighbouring countries has been strengthened and data on shipments of tobacco products are exchanged in order to verify that the goods reach their final destination
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A trend worth mentioning is the increasing sales volume of Altrias cigars over the years
"This is a dream for tobacco companies and their retail allies," said senior lecturer Paul Grogan and professor of respiratory medicine Guy Marks, writing on The Conversation
