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Hungary opens for vaping trade, but with stiff restrictions

Written by || 10th March 2017 || Country regulatory reports , Regulatory reports | Policy and Politics | Regulation and Legislation | TPD | Europe Hungary

Hungary has finally opened its market for sale of nicotine e-cigarettes by adopting changes to its national tobacco laws and aligning them with TPD standards. Nevertheless, Hungarian regulation remains among the most severe in Europe. Enforcement of the ban on cross-border and online sales is very efficient, making it almost impossible to buy vaping products online in Hungary. Hungary is also one of the few EU states to have banned flavours.
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