The Russian Center for Research in Perspective Technologies (CRPT) has announced that the first batch of industrial-grade nicotine liquids (vape juice) with digital identification codes (digital tags) has now hit the market.
Cryptocurrency company CRPT announced that as part of an experiment, 3,800 products were marked for identification. The products with digital labels include e-cigarette liquids from the PIXEL brand. Continuous inkjet printing technology was used for the labels. The experiment tested the use of digital identification codes and the accuracy of standard scanners. These processes were recorded in the "Honest Label" system.
Previously, the National Duma Tobacco Expert Committee and the Ministry of Industry and Trade supported the idea of completing label testing for nicotine liquids and electronic nicotine delivery systems as soon as possible. It is expected that mandatory labeling will be implemented as early as November.
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