Tobacco Packaging Regulations in Korea. Introduced cigarette package graphic health warning labels (Effective date: December 23, 2016). Size must be 50% of the front and back of the cigarette pack display area

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2019年7月29日 · In 2016, South Korea began requiring tobacco companies to put pictorial warnings on the upper part of both sides of cigarette packs, with the graphic images being changed every 24 months. Currently, 105 countries have adopted such pictorial warnings, with 43 of them mandating over 65 percent of tobacco packages to be covered with disturbing ...

2022年8月29日 · Under a new government regulation, cigarette manufacturers in the country will be required to strengthen the health warnings on the packaging, the agency reported citing South Korea’s Ministry of Health and Welfare.

New warning images and phrases will be applied to cigarette products produced from cigarette manufacturing sites or bonded areas starting from the 23rd. It is expected that the new packaging products will appear in retail stores such as convenience stores by the end of January next year.

2024年12月23日 · Cigarette pack health warnings are a tobacco regulation policy that displays images or phrases on packaging to encourage smokers to quit and prevent non-smokers from starting. These warnings were introduced domestically in December 2016, and the Ministry of Health and Welfare has been updating the warning images and phrases every two years.

2024年8月11日 · The South Korea Cigarette Packaging Market is poised for significant growth, driven by technological innovation, government support, and evolving consumer preferences.

2015年6月8日 · It requires image and word warnings on cigarette packs. The amendment to the National Health Promotion Act, aimed at deterring Koreans from smoking by highlighting its dangers, mandates that pictorial warning labels cover more than half of the cigarette packs, with the image making up at least 30 per cent of the packaging.

... found five news articles that included photographs of new cigarette products, as well as descriptions of product packaging and product information, including nicotine content and price.

Starting tomorrow, December 23, new health warning labels and images will be featured on cigarette packaging in South Korea, including phrases like 'The Path to Lung Cancer' and 'The Path to Blindness.' This change follows a significant increase in the severity of warning labels decided in June through a regulatory amendment.