Mexico's health warnings policy will came into effect in 2009. Health warnings are required to cover 30% of the front of cigarette packages and 100% of the back of cigarette packages, meaning 65% of the overall display area is appropriated to health warnings. Mexico also requires that each cigarette package carry one of 8 side panel messages that corresponds to a particular front/back heath warning message.

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

Health Warnings on Packages: 2009**

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2009

Constituents - toxic substances, poison

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2009

Constituents - toxic substances, poison (Back)

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2009

ETS baby - pregnant women, spontaneous abortion, graphic

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2009

ETS baby - pregnant women, spontaneous abortion, graphic (Back)

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2009

ETS children - second hand smoke, harmful for children

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2009

ETS children - second hand smoke, harmful for children (Back)

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2009

Health Effects death - lived experience, die younger, targets parents

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2009

Health Effects death - lived experience, die younger, targets parents (Back)

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Health Effects heart - infarction, death, lived experience, targets parents

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2009

Health Effects heart - infarction, death, lived experience, targets parents (Back)

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2009

Health Effects lung - lung cancer, lived experience, quitting

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2009

Health Effects lung - lung cancer, lived experience, quitting (Back)

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2009

Health Effects mouth - mouth cancer, loss of teeth, diseased organ, gross

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2009

Health Effects mouth - mouth cancer, loss of teeth, diseased organ, gross (Back)

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2009

Health Effects vascular system - gangrene, amputation, lived experience, targets parents

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2009

Health Effects vascular system - gangrene, amputation, lived experience, targets parents (Back)