India regulatory report: no federal law, but states are urged to ban e-cigs

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Contents:

Executive summary
Regulatory landscape
National regulatory framework
The High Court case in New Delhi
Conficting messages from government
Age restrictions
Product restrictions
Labelling and packaging
Obligation to notify
Sales restrictions
Public usage
Advertising and marketing
Taxation
Sanctions
Relevant laws
Relevant bodies

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Description

Description

E-cigarettes are not specifically regulated at federal level in India, the world’s second-largest country by population, however Central government has advised its constituent states to ban vaping products. This report focuses on federal regulation, the general political party views towards e-cigarettes and analyses the moves by the national government. We also explore the recent state bans on e-cigarettes and the potential impact of the 2019 elections on vapour product regulations.

Number of pages: 10

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