The document discusses regulations for packaging and labeling of tobacco products in the European Union. It proposes that tobacco product packaging have health warnings covering 75% of the front and back surfaces, with additional warnings on the sides. This raises intellectual property issues as it significantly reduces the space available for trademarks and branding. The document analyzes how these regulations may infringe upon trademark rights and property rights under EU and international laws. It examines relevant case law and argues the regulations do not adequately balance free movement of goods with intellectual property protection.