Inability to stop using tobacco products, despite making attempts to quit Continuing using tobacco products despite health problems Strong cravings for tobacco Withdrawal symptoms when trying to quit Giving up activities or refusing to attend events/places where tobacco use is not allowed Using tobacco products to deal with stress or feel normal Gradually increasing tobacco use Spending most of the time during the day using tobacco products, at home, work, and other places Tobacco products are legal, easily obtained, and people can consume them in public
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The can has a design of wavy red, orange, and yellow lines and has labels that read 100 mg THC Sodapop Orange Cannabis-Infused Beverage. Text Block 3: Packaging Elements The bottom block of text next to this image reads The packaging of this product includes design elements that are prohibited in New Yorks regulations on advertising and packaging but not Californias. Source: California State law, New York State law, and DCC staff interviews
Excise policy reforms that resulted in these excise increases are described further in Section 13.6.3 Major changes to Australian tobacco tax policy