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The Australian government has decided that by July 2012 plain packaging will apply to cigarette packs. See what they would look like thanks to the Cancer Council. The warning covers 90% of the pack with 10% at the bottom for the brand name.
Here is what the back would look like:
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I am agreeing to the government in putting these pictures on cigarette packs. Just for the people to know how dangerous smoking is.
Posted by: nj bankruptcy | May 16, 2011 at 02:24 AM