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In August 2006,
Chile adopted a new tobacco law which, in addition to establishing
smoking restrictions in public places, banning advertising and the
promotion of 'light' brands, required that all cigarette packages
display a graphic health warning that occupies 50% of the package
surface.
The requirement for
new health warnings came into effect on November 12, 2006. (Source: Physicians for a smokefree Canada)
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