Official List of Registered E-Cigarette Products in Italy

Mar.15.2023
Official List of Registered E-Cigarette Products in Italy
Italy allows sale of 22,729 registered e-cigarette products with 10,322 containing nicotine and 12,407 without, subject to customs and agency approval.

Recently, the Italian Customs and Monopoly Agency (ADM) released a list of electronic cigarette products allowed for sale in the country. The data revealed that a total of 22,729 electronic cigarette products have been officially registered in Italy.


Among them, there are 10,322 types containing nicotine and 12,407 types not containing nicotine.


It is reported that electronic cigarettes and e-cigarette oils can only be released onto the market in Italy after being registered with customs and authorized retailers. To prevent counterfeiting, these authorized retailers regularly publish a product list on their official website for retailers to check before making purchases. The latest revision was made on March 8th.


Partial list | Photo source: Agenzia delle Dogane e Monopoli official website.


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