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This is the polar opposite of what Commissioner Vrhelyi said

Studies show that, for most countries, progress on reducing smoking prevalence has stagnated or reversed since 2020.[21] In 2024, Sweden became the first country to officially be smoke-free, defined in this context as having a smoking prevalence of less than 5 percent.[22] Only 4.5 percent of Swedish-born adults, or 5.3 percent of all adults including immigrants, smoked

Work is currently underway or being initiated in the Philippines, Indonesia, Senegal, Colombia, Botswana, Ethiopia, Armenia, Georgia, Liberia, and Lesotho

64 Interview with tobacco industry representative, Johannesburg, April 24, 2018

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