Cigarette packs to be sold in standardised plain packaging from July 1 next year SINGAPORE - Tobacco products sold in Singapore must have standardised packaging and enlarged graphic health warnings from July 1 next year, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said in a statement on Monday (July 1)
It isnt unlike the resistance once faced by other big chains, from Walmart to Barnes & Noble, with locals blaming them for undercutting small businesses on price and driving them out of business
Additionally, government regulations in certain countries in the region have not restricted these products as heavily as cigarettes, allowing for broader market access and consumption
That included price, the quality of the tobacco and other materials used, aspirational communication, selected availability, but also the brands ability to renovate and adapt itself under the dynamic and restrictive conditions that the tobacco industry is constantly facing, she added
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