Policy analysis reveals persistent industry interference during tobacco control implementation in middle-income settings, highlighting the critical need for dedicated legal expertise.
The implementation phase continues to be a site of intensive tobacco industry political activity in low and middle-income countries. International support and earmarked tobacco taxes provide important technical and financial assistance to implement tobacco control policies, but more legal expertise is needed to overcome government trade concerns and avoid unnecessary delays in implementation.
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