Polish Health Minister Announces Legislation Ending Disposable E-Cigarettes

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Mar.22.2024

Polish Health Minister Announces Legislation Ending Disposable E-Cigarettes

Polish Health Minister Izabela Leszczyna expects legislation to ban disposable e-cigarettes to be completed in April.

According to portalspozywczy, Polish Health Minister Izabela Leszczyna announced during a press conference on Thursday, March 21st that the legislation to ban disposable e-cigarettes is expected to be completed in April.

At Thursday's press conference, the minister was asked when the legislation banning the sale of disposable e-cigarettes, announced at the end of February, would be enacted.

I discussed this issue with the Prime Minister a month ago and received approval." Leschena admitted that due to the Health Ministry being busy fulfilling election promises and other important tasks, the original deadline of March to complete drafting the law was unrealistic. However, she assured that April would be the final deadline for the drafting of the bill.

References:

[1] ALKOHOLE I UŻYWKI Zakaz jednorazowych e-papierosów. Podano datę

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[1] Behind Polish Disposable Ban: More than 100 Million Units Sold by 2023

[2] Poland Government Decides to Ban Sale of HTPs

[3] China's E-cigarette Exports to Poland in December 2023

[4] Poland: 30% of Young Consumers Use Disposable E-cigarettes at Home

[5] Imperial Tobacco Invests Billions in Poland's Tarnów-Podgórz Factory

[6] Poland Considers Banning Disposable E-Cigarettes Before Summer

[7] China's E-cigarette Exports to Poland in October 2023

[8] Imperial Tobacco Poland Celebrates 25th Anniversary with Modern Factory Expansion

[9] China's E-cigarette Export to Poland in November 2023

[10] Potential Health Risks of Tobacco and E-cigarettes

[11] Illegal Possession of Drugs: Polish Man Faces 10-Year Sentence

[12] Polish Police Penalize Shopkeeper for Selling E-Cigarettes to Minors

[13] Polish Man Arrested for Producing and Selling Untaxed E-liquid

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