HEALTH● LOWJul 11 · Jul 11, 2026, 5:00 AM
Displaying quantity of nicotine and tar might mislead tobacco consumers, Centre tells Kerala High Court
The Hindu
The Centre has informed the Kerala High Court that displaying nicotine and tar quantities could mislead tobacco consumers. This suggests a debate on tobacco product labeling regulations.
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