Why do tobacco companies write "Smoking is harmful to health" on cigarette cases?

The main problem is responsibility. "Smoking is harmful to health" is to avoid responsibility, because if someone dies of smoking, the tobacco company can say that we put a label on cigarettes, which says smoking is harmful to health. Why do you smoke? All your smoking problems are your own free will, and we have warned you. You know you can't do it. We don't take any responsibility. This is also a means to avoid risks in business.

In fact, this mainly comes from an American story. In America, there is a story about a person who died young without family diseases. His family decided to find out the cause of his death Finally, the doctor confirmed that he died of nicotine poisoning. The family of this person immediately took the matter to court and said that the cigarette factory has the responsibility to know that cigarettes will cause death. Why not mark the cigarette case? Finally, the court ruled that the tobacco company was responsible for this matter, and the court also stipulated that in future cigarette production, cigarette packaging bags must be marked with warnings that smoking is harmful to health.

Therefore, the World Health Organization has clear and strict regulations on cigarette cases, requiring all convention countries to submit their cigarette packages before cigarette production, and clearly stipulates that the cigarette packages they produce must have harmful smoking instructions, including harmful smoking signs, and manufacturers can choose by themselves. They can write descriptions or design pictures and print them on cigarette packages.

And one of the requirements is that the harmful signs of cigarettes must be clear at a glance, that is to say, the signs must be large and obvious, and different signs must be replaced every three years. If the tobacco company does not display this picture or logo, the consequences will be serious. Cigarettes are not only prohibited from entering the market, but can even be used as drugs with confiscated taxes.