Australia's Highest court has endorsed cigarette plain-packaging laws that will force tobacco companies to remove branding from their products.The decision means that starting in December, tobacco companies operating there will no longer be able to display their distinctive colours, brand designs and logos on cigarette packs.The packs will instead come in a uniform shade of olive green and feature graphic health warnings and images such as cancer-riddled mouths and blinded eyeballs.Already, British American Tobacco has rejected the ruling as unconstitutional and 'likely to have many unintended consequences for years to come.'
