Last week, the French Health Ministry announced that all tobacco shops will have to sell cigarettes in plain, logo-free packaging by the end of this year, under a law that was passed at the end of 2015
Personal Use Quantities Are Required Carrying more than what appears to be personal use can result in seizure, fines, or questioning by police or provincial tobacco inspectors
Headliners absorb rising smoke and are difficult to clean without damage
By 1996, talks began to remove cigarette smoking from all restaurants and bars citing worker safety

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