Toxic emission messages and misleading descriptors While in the past many countries required tar, nicotine and sometimes carbon monoxide yield numbers on packages, usually appearing on a lateral side, FCTC Guidelines recommend against this because of the misleading nature of these yields.2 133 Instead, many countries now require qualitative toxic emission messages with no quantitative emission indications (figure 5)
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