Regulatory and market intelligence for the e-cigarette sector
Regulation for e-cigarettes finally entered into force in July 2020, equalising these products with traditional tobacco products. This report focuses only on the federal framework, while individual local restrictions are detailed in a separate report. In addition to a detailed overview of the regulatory framework that is now in place in Russia, the report also provides a list of all of the relevant bodies and laws involved as well as a fairly extensive list of sanctions.
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Reasons to buyAlthough labelling and packaging requirements for e-cigarettes are still to be confirmed in a separate regulation, a new federal law came into effect at the end of July of this year, covering both nicotine-containing and nicotine-free e-liquid, and equating e-cigarettes to traditional tobacco. If you are interested in the Russian market and its new regulatory regime then this is the report for you. It covers everything from product restrictions to notification, public usage, taxation and advertising.
Table of contents1 Executive summary
2 Regulatory landscape
3 National regulatory framework
4 Age restrictions
5 Product restrictions
6 Labelling and packaging
7 Obligation to notify
8 Retail channel restrictions
9 Public usage
10 Advertising and marketing
11 Taxation
12 Sanctions
13 Relevant laws
14 Relevant bodies
MethodologyThe research is completely original and conducted by ECigIntelligence’s multilingual legal analysis team using several sources, including: online and offline resources and data, specialised legal software, interviews with key stakeholders and government officials, and via the collaboration with local lawyers and on-the-ground profession.
Latest reportsRegulation for e-cigarettes finally entered into force in July 2020, equalising these products with traditional tobacco products. This report focuses only on the federal framework, while individual local restrictions are detailed in a separate report. In addition to a detailed overview of the regulatory framework that is now in place in Russia, the report also provides a list of all of the relevant bodies and laws involved as well as a fairly extensive list of sanctions.