Belarus introduced e-cigarette regulation for the first time in 2019, equating vaping products with traditional tobacco products. Despite the fact that the regulation directly lists nicotine as a composite component of e-liquids, the Ministry of Antitrust Regulation and Trade confirmed to ECigIntelligence that non-nicotine e-liquids also fall under regulation by this act. This report provides analysis of the current regulatory regime for e-cigarettes in the country, covering all aspects from labelling and product restrictions, to retail and advertising regulations.
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Table of contents
1Â Executive summary
2Â Regulatory landscape
3Â National regulatory framework
4Â Age restrictions
5Â Product restrictions
6Â Labelling and packaging
7Â Obligation to notify
8Â Retail channels restriction
9Â Public usage
10Â Advertising and marketing
11Â Taxation
12Â Sanctions
13Â Relevant laws
14Â Relevant bodies
