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
1 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 channels restriction
9 Public usage
10 Advertising and marketing
11 Taxation
12 Sanctions
13 Relevant laws
14 Relevant bodies
