China Tobacco weakened requirements for warning labels that appear on its own cigarette packs, stymied efforts to raise tobacco taxes, subverted policies meant to warn the public about the dangers of smoking and thwarted prohibitions on advertising, marketing and sponsorships that tobacco companies have long used to sell products or burnish their reputations
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In addition, the trade is pushing the supply steadily into the black market, selling cut-rate cigarettes of often dubious quality