European surveys back up smoking cessation aim in e-cigarette users
13th November 2020
E-cigarettes in Croatia
Croatia was one of the last countries to transpose the EU TPD and has a fairly low regulatory burden for e-cigs. This page provides all of our material relating to Croatia and its vaping market. This includes all of our full-length Croatian market and regulatory reports, our extensive news coverage – both business and regulatory – our numerous trackers and databases, as well as our live alerts.
Business briefing
Industry news and updates with a focus on companies and businesses in the sector
Regulatory briefing
Global legal and regulatory news and updates from the vape industry
Market reports
Detailed full-length reports including data and analysis of numerous vaping markets around the world
Regulatory reports
Thorough reports providing legal and regulatory analysis of different countries and sections of the e-cigarette industry
Regulatory report: Croatia
24th February 2020
Pricing trackers
Online e-cig pricing guides for numerous markets around the world, updated twice a year and provided in database format
Regulatory trackers
Up-to-date information about current regulations around the world, presented in user-friendly maps and Excel spreadsheets
Brands trackers
Our online price benchmarking project, analysing multi-brand retail websites in selected vape markets
Flavour & nicotine trackers
Analytical insights of the most significant vaping flavours and nicotine strengths
Databases
User-friendly databases with key global analysis, statistics, directories and more
ECigIntelligence Europe tax database: November 2020
30th November 2020
Charts and infographics
A brief highlight of what can be found in our full-length e-cigarette market reports
E-cigarette regulatory facts in Croatia
E-cigarettes are regulated by the Law on Restriction of Tobacco and Related Products of May 2017, which has transposed the European Union’s Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) into Croatian regime.
This legislation takes a stringent approach to nicotine vapour products, making them equivalent in most respects to tobacco.
The law, however, while defining electronic cigarettes as a product used for the consumption of vapour which contains nicotine and refills as bottles of nicotine-containing liquid, does not make any reference to nicotine-free e-cigarettes, which means those products remain under general consumer safety laws.
