South Africa report duo: Weak enforcement means a thriving illegal market

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Executive summary
Regulatory landscape
National regulatory framework
Age restrictions
Product restrictions
Labelling and packaging
Obligation to notify
Retail restrictions
Public usage
Advertising and marketing
Taxation
Sanctions
Enforcement
Case law
Relevant bodies
Products
Channels
Pricing

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Description

Description

Under their definition as smoking cessation aids, e-cigs require a medical licence in South Africa which means that e-cigs with nicotine are only available through pharmacies – in theory. However, the market continues to grow steadily, and our complementary market snapshot includes analysis of the market size, brands, prices and distribution.
Find out exactly how the market is regulated, balanced – and growing – in this ECigIntelligence South Africa report package.

Published: 19th August 2019-1st October 2019; Number of pages: 12

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