When did cigarette companies voluntarily put warning labels on boxes?

Answer 1

1966-caution-Cigarette Smoking may be hazardous to your health 1970-warning-The SURGEON GENERAL has determined that cigarette smoking is dangerous to your health I found this on a Google search.

Answer 2

The United States required the first warning labels on cigarette packages in 1966. Those requirements have been changes, and the labels made mode explicit, over the years.

Many other countries also require warning labels, ad these requirements were put in place by each country at a different time, but all after 1966.

Answer 3

1966 was the first time in the U.S, that cigarette packages contained the warning: Caution. Cigarettes may be hazardous to your health. Warnings were not on cigarette packages prior to that year.

Answer 4

It started getting Warning labels in the Mid 2009.. For example:WARNING or CAUTION... warnings like that means that before you buy to watch out because some cigarettes contain chemicals that are bad for you. For Example: TAR. Tar is a DAMAGE for your brain to brake down and for your lungs to brake down as well.

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In the United States, cigarettes started carrying health warnings about 1966. There were later changes to requirements about the information posted--perhaps in 2009.

Answer 5

In the case of the US companies, those warnings started appearing on cigarettte packs. cartons, and ads in 1971. The same year when cigarette commercials on TV and radio got banned in the US. The original warning said "Warning: The Surgeon General has determined that cigarette smoking is dangerous to your health." In 1985, the companies started using rotating warnings from the Surgeon General. And the rotating warnings still appear on packs/cartons/cig ads today. Rotating warnings is similar to seeing a different warning on smoking on every pack/carton/ad.

Answer 6

1986

Answer 7

1975

Answer 8

1986

Answer 9

1966.

Answer 10

1986