ETHRA’s monthly roundup of news: Consumer Requirement for COP10 - COPWatch - France & Italy calls to action - Netherlands pouch prohibition - ETHRA response to Norwegian flavour ban proposal - Public Health Partner announcement - Paper Addresses Harm Reduction of Pouches. Read on for more.
ETHRA’s monthly roundup of news: COP10 Calls to Action -Smoke-free environments stakeholder survey: ETHRA responds - Belgium bans pouches - Electronic Cigarettes: an Overlooked Tool - How bad is vaping and should it be banned? - Flawed research - Country updates. Read on for more.
ETHRA’s monthly roundup of news: Public consultation - ACT NOW - Who sets tobacco control policies in the European Union? - THR Summit Spain 2023 - Nonsense in Norway - Bulgaria backs THR - Finland tightens restrictions - Flavours under fire in France - Disposable's dilemma. Read on for more
The European Commission recently launched part 2 of its Evaluation of the Legislative Framework for Tobacco Control. This is a public consultation in the form of a questionnaire. The objective is to collect stakeholders’ perceptions on the current legislative framework for Tobacco Control, including the Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) and Tobacco Advertising Directive (TAD). The consultation ends on 16 May.
- Nonsense in Norway
- Who sets tobacco control policies in the European Union: accountable civil servants or third parties?
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- Dutch Danger
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- The end of vaping in the Netherlands?
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- EU seeks to ban flavours in heated tobacco products
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- European Commission call for evidence
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- EU recognises tobacco harm reduction with the adoption of the BECA report
- ETHRA attends European Commission meeting on new tobacco and nicotine products in tobacco control policies
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