Every state and territory sets its own rules for the signs tobacco and smoking product retailers must display: under-18 notices, health warnings, "sold here" signs and licence details. Convenience stores, service stations, newsagents, supermarkets and tobacconists all need the right ones for their state. This guide sets out the retailer signs we make, by state.
Tobacco and smoking product laws change regularly, especially around vapes and e-cigarettes. This guide is general information. Check your state health department's current requirements and your licence conditions before ordering.
New South Wales
- Tobacco sales to minors notice
- Tobacco sold at this cash register only
- Tobacco vending machine health warning sticker
Queensland
- Mandatory smoking product retailer sign (under 18 offence)
- Permitted sign: smoking products sold here
Victoria
South Australia
Western Australia
- Warning sign about purchase of tobacco products (point of sale)
- Tobacco products sold here information sign
ACT
Northern Territory
No smoking signs for your premises
Retailers often need no smoking signs too, especially at entrances and outdoor dining areas. See our no smoking and no vaping signs guide, which includes state entrance-distance signs such as the QLD no smoking within 5 metres of building entrance sign.
Frequently asked questions
Do the signs include my licence details?
Signs that need licence details, such as the ACT licence notice, are made to order with your information.
How fast can I get them?
Every sign is made to order and dispatched in 2–3 business days, delivered Australia-wide.
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