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I think that became an actual law in Australia.
Edit: it was NZ, my bad!
You're thinking of New Zealand.
Ahhh you're right! Thank you!
In Australia we just put the price up exponentially each year so that eventually noone will be able to afford them except the very richest in the country. I stopped smoking on 1/1/2020 when it was already over $1 per cigarette. It's considerably more expensive now ... I think about $30 for a pack of 20s. That's why my friend never has any dosh and is always borrowing money from ppl.