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The answer to our initial question appears to be yes: The government of Georgia has successfully reduced consumption of cigarettes the total number of excise stamps granted by the Ministry of Finance reduced by 11.8% in 2016 compared to 2012, which is a 62 million cigarettes pack reduction of consumption

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It will likely reduce the overall number of stores that sell tobacco, and when there are more stores that sell tobacco in a community, tobacco use rates are higher youth are more likely to start smoking and people who smoke have a harder time quitting

Some lawmakers - including the new Prime Minister Chris Luxon - also argued a ban would lead to a black market for tobacco