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A universal color code has been promoted by the industry in which smokers interpret lighter colors white, silver, gold, yellow, and blue as being less harmful, and darker colors red and black as more harmful.
Flavors shape perceptions of and experience with tobacco products provide variety and diversity in the market, are often perceived as less harmful, and impart a taste, aroma, or sensation beyond that imparted by tobacco-flavored products. Flavored tobacco products increase appeal, which can promote the use of tobacco.
Tobacco companies use color on cigarette packaging and labeling to communicate brand imagery, diminish health concerns, and as a replacement for prohibited descriptive words to make misleading claims about reduced risks.
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