France regulatory report: government aid for tobacconists to diversify

900.00$

Contents:

Executive summary
Regulatory landscape
National regulatory framework
Regulation: medicine products
Age restrictions
Devolved administrations
Product restrictions
Shake and vape
Labelling and packaging
Obligation to notify
General advice on vigilance
Other (national) notifications
Retail channels restrictions
Public usage
Advertising and marketing
Taxation
Enforcement
Case law
Relevant laws
Relevant bodies

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Description

Description

One of the world’s largest e-cig markets, France has transposed the Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) in several pieces of legislation, including the Law on Modernisation of our Health System (also known as The Health Law) and numerous decrees and ordinances.

The overall policy climate remains cautious, but successful lobbying from industry has resulted in state financial aid becoming available to enable tobacconists to diversify alternative products.

We update you on legal developments in this vast and complex market.

Number of pages: 26

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