Smoking, vaping, HTP, NRT and snus in Argentina

Vapes are now legal in Argentina for the first time in more than a decade following a major shift in national nicotine policy. The government has replaced its long-standing prohibition with a regulated framework covering vapes, heated tobacco products and nicotine pouches. New rules introduce mandatory registration, ingredient disclosure and traceability requirements, while aiming to bring a previously informal …

Argentina is undergoing a significant shift in its approach to vaping and alternative nicotine products after more than a decade of prohibition. Authorities have moved to lift the long-standing ban introduced in 2011, opening the way for a regulated market covering vapes, heated tobacco and nicotine pouches. The previous ban had prohibited the import, sale and promotion of e-cigarettes, …

Argentina is shifting away from a strict ban on nicotine alternatives towards a regulated …

Chile's Law No. 21.642 recognizes harm reduction benefits of vaping and nicotine pouches, adopting smart regulations unlike neighboring countries. The law separates novel products from tobacco, limiting nicotine content at 45 mg/ml, contrasting the EU's 20 mg/ml cap. Other Latin American nations like Argentina, Venezuela, and Mexico lean towards prohibition despite evidence showing vaping is safer than smoking. Argentina's …

El 30 de mayo, Día Mundial del Vapeo, representa una oportunidad crucial para enfrentar …