Belarus

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko instructs tobacco industry to maintain production and export levels at a development conference.

Belarusian Parliament member Victor Kondratovich announced on STV that Belarus is preparing to ban e-cigarettes.

Belarusian authorities crack down on illegal e-cigarette sales, suspending operations at two stores for violating regulations.

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.