Lithuania

Lithuania to implement new tobacco control laws in 2025, prohibiting public display of tobacco products in retail locations.

Lithuanian parliament passes tobacco control law amendment, increasing fines for companies selling tobacco products, including e-cigarettes.

Lithuania to ban flavored e-cigarettes from November 2024, aiming to protect public health, especially young people, from harmful effects.

Lithuanian parliament passes amendment to regulate e-cigarette sales, imposing fines of €220-€580 for selling to minors and illegal sales.

Lithuania's government rejects proposed amendments to allow e-cigarette prescription sales, citing possible restrictions on youth usage.

Lithuania's ban on flavored heated tobacco products takes effect, leaving only tobacco-flavored products legal for sale.

A Lithuanian e-cigarette seller in Kaunas is suspected of evading over €800,000 in VAT payments, leading to fraud charges.

According to Lithuanian media lrytas.lt, the proposed amendment to the Tobacco and Related Products Control Law has received support from 63 members of parliament, with 2 against and 5 abstaining. The amendment aims to ban flavored e-cigarette products and is expected to come into effect on May 1, next year.