Marlboro Red continues to be available as red, but the existing Marlboro Light has been renamed to Marlboro Gold, Ultra Light to Silver, Menthol Light to Menthol Gold, Menthol Ultra Light to Silver, and Mild to Blue.[12] In Korea , the use of brand names such as 'light' and 'low tar' for cigarettes was prohibited by a Supreme Court ruling in 2013, and the following year, in 2014, the brand names of some Marlboro products were changed to be the same as in the United States.[13] Even non-smokers who don't know much about cigarettes know the name of this cigarette, and perhaps because of its characteristic (and largely unchanged for a long time) case design, it often appears in creative works and mass media
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However, compliance does not eliminate the need for branding
But thanks to, or in spite of, this mistake, sales did not stop growing
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Dangerous Preparations Directive (1999/45/EC)
