Legal restrictions on tobacco and e-cigarettes vary by country and region, but they generally include measures such as age limits, advertising bans, and packaging regulations. Most countries have set a legal age for purchasing tobacco and e-cigarette products, often at 18 or 21 years old, to prevent underage use. Advertising restrictions typically prohibit tobacco and e-cigarette promotions in certain media, such as television and radio, and may limit sponsorships and endorsements. Additionally, packaging regulations often require health warnings and restrict misleading branding, with some regions implementing plain packaging laws to reduce the appeal of these products. Furthermore, many places have designated smoke-free areas, including public spaces and workplaces, to limit exposure to secondhand smoke and vapor.
Legal restrictions on tobacco and e-cigarettes have become increasingly stringent across the globe, aiming to curtail usage and lower health...
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