If politicians had any lingering doubts about the economic impact of standardised packs they should now be reassured by this study. The success of the policy in Australia, where the daily smoking rate fell by 15 per cent between 2010 and December 2013, has been instrumental in convincing the Government to finally push through plans for standardised packs in the UK
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The most popular tobacco product is Khaini (tobacco and lime mixture), which is used by one in every nine adults (11.2%), followed by bidi, which is smoked by 7.7% of adult Indians 11 Gutkha (a mixture of tobacco, lime, and areca nut) is ranked third (6.8%), and betel quid with tobacco is ranked fourth (5.8%)