Belarus

Belarus bans sale of 47 e-cigarettes due to health risks, including nicotine overdose and lack of safety information.

Recent evaluations by British American Tobacco reveal significant losses from selling assets in Russia and Belarus, totaling £3.45 billion.

A Renault Magnum truck carrying smuggled goods from Lithuania was seized at the Kotlovka checkpoint in Belarus.

Starting from April 1, 2024, Belarus will modify its tax-free regulations for imported goods, reducing the limit to 500 euros and 25 kilograms.

According to sb.by, experts have warned that Belarusian students are starting to use e-cigarettes at a younger age. Selling these products to minors is strictly prohibited in the country.

According to sb.by, a nationwide study by the Belarusian Health Research Center reveals the increasing popularity of e-cigarettes among teenagers.

BAT announces completion of sale of its business in Russia and Belarus, following announcement on September 7th.

British American Tobacco has announced the sale of its operations in Russia and Belarus, with trademarks remaining with the Russian business.