Hong Kong implemented their current health warnings policy starting October 2007. Cigarette packages are required to have a health warning cover 50% of the front and back of the package, in both Chinese and English. Overall, 50% of the package space was appropriated to health warnings. In total, a set of 6 health warnings are rotated on cigarette packages each year, with each warning being shown in equal proportion over that period.

For more on Hong Kong's labelling practices, click here to access Hong Kong's labelling page.

Health Warnings on Packages: 2007-present**

Hong Kong

2007-present

ETS children - child with mask, targets parents, chinese

Hong Kong

2007-present

ETS children - child with mask, targets parents, english

Hong Kong

2007-present

Health Effects death - smoking kills, dead man in chair, chinese

Hong Kong

2007-present

Health Effects death - smoking kills, dead man in chair, english

Hong Kong

2007-present

Health Effects lung - internal image, lung cancer, chinese

Hong Kong

2007-present

Health Effects lung - internal image, lung cancer, english

Hong Kong

2007-present

Health Effects sex - impotence, clever, chinese

Hong Kong

2007-present

Health Effects sex - impotence, clever, english

Hong Kong

2007-present

Health Effects vascular system - diseased organ, peripheral vascular disease, foot, gross, chinese

Hong Kong

2007-present

Health Effects vascular system - diseased organ, peripheral vascular disease, foot, gross, english

Hong Kong

2007-present

Health Effects wrinkles - ageing of skin, looking into mirror, chinese

Hong Kong

2007-present

Health Effects wrinkles - ageing of skin, looking into mirror, english