Debates on Legality of E-cigarettes in Russia Continues

Sep.13.2024
Debates on Legality of E-cigarettes in Russia Continues
Russian Parliament continues to discuss the legality of e-cigarettes, considering potential ban similar to other countries, reports Lenta.ru on September 12.

According to a report by Lenta.ru on September 12th, Alexey Kurinny, the Deputy Chairman of the Russian State Duma Health Protection Committee, revealed that the issue of the legality of e-cigarettes in Russia is still under discussion.


Ku Lin, speaking to the media outlet Lenta.ru, stated that...


The issue at the State Duma is whether or not to ban e-cigarettes, as some countries have done in various ways. The discussion does not seem to have brought forth any new developments.


Before, the Bashkortostan authorities planned to impose fines for smoking e-cigarettes in public places within the republic and planned to amend the region's Administrative Offenses Code in September.


As early as January 2022, the State Duma prepared a comprehensive bill to ban the sale of e-cigarettes and e-cigarette liquids.


Furthermore, Artem Metelev, the chairman of the Youth Policy Committee, proposed in May 2024 to increase the fine for smoking in non-designated areas to 15,000 rubles (165 US dollars), and even higher to 30,000 rubles (330 US dollars) in children's playgrounds.


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