555 Yellow Slim Premium VN Cigarettes — Australia Product Information

555 Yellow Slim Premium VN is identified in the referenced product listing as a slim-format cigarette product associated with the Vietnam (VN) variant. The listed configuration is 20 cigarettes per pack and 10 packs per carton, giving a total of 200 cigarettes per carton.

This page provides factual product information and Australian tobacco-regulation context. Product descriptions, packaging and specifications should always be checked against the physical stock being supplied.

555 Yellow Slim Premium VN — Quick Product Facts

What does 555 Yellow Slim VN mean?

The 555 designation identifies the brand, while Yellow Slim Premium VN is the product/variant description used in the referenced listing.

“VN” is used in the listing to identify the Vietnam variant. Country-of-origin information should be confirmed from the product packaging and relevant supply documentation rather than inferred solely from an online product title.

“Slim” refers to the cigarette's physical format. It should not be interpreted as a statement that the product is safer or has lower health risks.

Pack and Carton Information

The referenced configuration is:

1 pack = 20 cigarettes

1 listed carton = 10 packs

10 × 20 = 200 cigarettes

Australian tobacco product requirements have changed significantly. Since 1 July 2025, tobacco products sold, offered for sale or supplied in Australia must comply with the new tobacco laws. The Australian Government states that cigarette packs contain 20 sticks under the current requirements.

Consequently, an overseas product listing or photograph should not by itself be treated as confirmation that particular packaging is compliant for Australian supply.

What Does “Slim” Mean on a Cigarette?

“Slim” describes the physical dimensions or format of a cigarette.

It does not mean that the cigarette is less harmful. Cigarette smoking carries significant health risks regardless of cigarette size, shape or format.

For Australian-facing content, terms describing cigarette characteristics should not be presented as claims of reduced risk or health benefit.

555 Yellow Slim VN and Australian Tobacco Requirements

Tobacco products supplied in Australia are subject to federal requirements covering areas including:

• tobacco product standards
• standardised packaging
• health warnings
• permitted product presentation
• pack quantities
• supply and retail requirements
• advertising and promotion restrictions

The Australian Government provides specific guidance for manufacturers, suppliers and retailers on tobacco packaging and health-warning requirements.

From 1 July 2025, all tobacco products sold, offered for sale or supplied in Australia have been required to comply with the updated tobacco laws.

Australian Tobacco Packaging

Australian tobacco packaging is standardised under federal tobacco-control legislation.

The requirements cover matters such as:

• pack dimensions and construction
• permitted colours
• brand and variant-name presentation
• health warnings
• health-promotion information
• permitted product descriptors
• cigarette dimensions and quantities

The Australian Government states that health warnings and related on-product information are designed to communicate the health effects of tobacco use.

For this reason, overseas packaging images should not be assumed to represent the packaging requirements applicable to tobacco products supplied in Australia.

Is a Slim Cigarette Safer?

No.

The word “slim” describes physical format and does not establish that a cigarette is safer or less harmful.

Tobacco smoking is associated with serious health consequences. Changing the cigarette's size, shape or presentation does not remove the health risks associated with smoking.

Australian Tobacco Advertising Rules

Australia has strict restrictions on tobacco advertising and promotion.

The Australian Government states that tobacco and e-cigarette advertising and sponsorship are prohibited under the Public Health (Tobacco and Other Products) Act 2023, subject to specified exceptions.

Online tobacco retail environments can therefore involve specific point-of-sale requirements. The Australian Government publishes dedicated guidance for online point-of-sale advertising requirements for tobacco retailers.

Product pages intended for the Australian market should therefore distinguish between factual product information and prohibited promotional or advertising content.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 555 Yellow Slim Premium VN?

555 Yellow Slim Premium VN is identified in the referenced listing as a slim-format cigarette product associated with a Vietnam (VN) variant.

How many cigarettes are in a 555 Yellow Slim pack?

The referenced product configuration specifies 20 cigarettes per pack.

How many packs are in the listed 555 Yellow Slim carton?

The referenced configuration contains 10 packs per carton.

How many cigarettes are in one carton?

Based on the listed configuration, 10 packs containing 20 cigarettes each equals 200 cigarettes per carton.

What does “VN” mean?

“VN” is used in the referenced product listing to identify the Vietnam variant. The actual country of manufacture or origin should be verified against the physical product and relevant documentation.

What does “Slim” mean?

“Slim” refers to the cigarette's physical format. It is not a statement that the cigarette is safer or less harmful.

Are cigarette packs standardised in Australia?

Australian tobacco products are subject to standardised packaging and product requirements. From 1 July 2025, tobacco products supplied in Australia have been required to comply with the updated tobacco laws.

Do Australian cigarette packs contain 20 cigarettes?

Under the current Australian tobacco requirements, cigarette packs contain 20 sticks.

Can overseas tobacco packaging automatically be sold in Australia?

No. Tobacco products supplied in Australia must meet applicable Australian product, packaging, health-warning and other regulatory requirements. An overseas product listing does not by itself establish Australian compliance.

Are tobacco products advertised online in Australia?

Australian tobacco advertising and promotion are subject to strict federal restrictions. The Australian Government states that tobacco advertising and sponsorship are prohibited, with specific exceptions and requirements applying to certain circumstances.

Australia-Wide Search Context

This product information is written for Australian search users and uses Australian terminology such as cigarette pack, carton, tobacco product, tobacco packaging, health warnings, tobacco retailer and Australian tobacco requirements.

The same federal tobacco framework applies nationally, although retailers and consumers should also consider applicable state and territory requirements.

Rather than creating separate low-value pages for “555 Yellow Slim Sydney”, “555 Yellow Slim Melbourne”, “555 Yellow Slim Brisbane”, “555 Yellow Slim Perth” and other cities, a stronger information architecture is to maintain one authoritative Australia-focused product page and support it with genuinely useful Australian regulatory and product-information content.

Product Information Disclaimer

The product specifications on this page are based on the referenced product listing and may differ from particular manufacturing batches, markets or packaging versions.

Product names and variant descriptions should be verified against the physical product supplied.

Nothing on this page should be interpreted as a claim that the product is safer, healthier or less harmful than another tobacco product.

Australian tobacco laws and requirements can change. Retailers and suppliers should consult current Australian Government guidance and applicable state or territory requirements before supplying tobacco products in Australia.