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Tobacco continues to suffer from the regulations as there is ample evidence of the risks associated with smoking. Governments made tobacco regulations strict since the 1990s when the ingredients in cigarettes were made public. The tobacco regulations in India that are currently in effect in various nations are as follows. For more information please visit the website now. https://www.tiionline.org/industry-issues/extreme-regulations/
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