The New Zealand government recently introduced a new tobacco law, which is expected to take effect in 2023.
In order to achieve the goal of becoming a "smoke-free generation," New Zealand has introduced new tobacco laws aimed at steadily increasing the legal age for purchasing tobacco products. These measures include raising the minimum age limit for purchasing tobacco products and reducing the nicotine content in cigarettes. The new tobacco laws apply only to traditional cigarette products and do not include regulations for e-cigarettes.
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