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Cutting through the noise: 12th edition of Global Forum on Nicotine to address effective communications for tobacco harm reduction
Registration is open for the annual Global Forum on Nicotine (GFN) which will hold its twelfth edition this summer in Warsaw, Poland, from Thursday 19 to Saturday 21 June 2025 at the Presidential Hotel, Warsaw (formerly the Marriott). Challenging perceptions - effective communication for tobacco harm reduction will discuss ways to overcome one of the major obstacles to widespread adoption of an approach that could dramatically improve the health of millions of people who smoke.
Events
Feb.13

Poland Passes Law Banning Sale of E-Cigarettes to Minors
Poland passes draft law banning e-cigarette sales to minors, requires stricter regulations on e-liquids and tobacco products.
Jan.23

Large Quantity of Non-Compliant E-Cigarettes Seized by Polish Customs
Polish customs officials seized a large quantity of e-cigarettes and e-liquid in a warehouse inspection in Helm.
Jan.21

Polish Government to Discuss Amending Tax Laws for Nicotine Products
Polish government to discuss tax amendment proposal including e-cigarettes, heated tobacco, and nicotine products, aiming to increase revenue.
Jan.20

European Parliament Pushes for Expansion of Smoking Ban Areas in Poland
European Parliament calls for expanding smoke-free areas in outdoor spaces like terraces, parks, and beaches, with Polish support but limited government action.
Dec.24

New Legislation Amendments for E-Cigarettes and Tobacco Products in Poland
New legislation amendments regarding e-cigarettes and tobacco products in Poland are set to be implemented in the second quarter of 2025.
Dec.16

Polish E-Cigarette Industry Faces Impending Taxation Crisis
Polish e-cigarette industry faces steep taxes starting in July 2025, driving up prices and potentially jeopardizing market presence.
Dec.11

Poland's Health Minister to Review EU E-Cigarette Regulations During Council Presidency
Poland's Health Minister has announced plans to review EU regulations on tobacco products and e-cigarettes during its presidency of the EU Council. The move aims to address the growing trend of smoking among young people and ensure stronger regulatory measures to curb tobacco and vaping habits among youth.
Dec.04
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