This professional campaign titled 'Forbidden' was published in Bulgaria in February, 2017
In the Panels assessment of the increase in MPLA, it found that this alternative eliminates the ability of tobacco companies to sell their products to people under the age of 21 years and competitive opportunities associated with such sales.[17] Based on evidence, the Panel found that this would reduce the overall volume of imports of tobacco products commensurate with that of the TPP measures.[18] While it also reduces the overall value of imports, the evidence did not allow an assumption that the reduction in the value of imports would be less than what was observed with the TPP measures.[19] Regarding increase in taxation, the Panel found that this measure would have an equal impact on the overall consumption of tobacco products and is therefore as trade-restrictive as the TPP measures.[20] Therefore, the Panel concluded that both these alternative measures were not less trade-restrictive than the TPP measures
cigarettes, cigars, nicotine pouches Violations (April 8, 2021) Stories Activism Over 125 Organizations Call on Social Media Companies to End All Tobacco Advertising, Including by Paid Influencers Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids | May 22, 2019 The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids is joining more than 125 public health and other organizations from 48 countries in calling on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat to immediately end the promotion of cigarettes, e-cigarettes and all other tobacco products on their platforms, including prohibiting the use of social media influencers
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