Data sourced:
2022.
Page updated:
2025-04-09
Snus is banned by law in Bahrain, prohibiting its sale and use. There is no available information on whether its importation for personal use is also banned. If you have relevant or firsthand information, please email the GSTHR team.
Regulation
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| Year | Value | Reference/Comment |
|---|---|---|
| 2017 or earlier | Banned | 1A |
| 2022 | Banned | 1B |
References:
- Information obtained from industry source (2014 data)
- Tobacco Intelligence. Bahrain: oral tobacco and nicotine pouch regulation, September 2022. Available at: https://tobaccointelligence.com/bahrain-oral-tobacco-and-nicotine-pouch-regulation-september-2022/Accessed: 24 March 2025.
References:
- Tobacco Intelligence. Bahrain: oral tobacco and nicotine pouch regulation, September 2022. Available at: https://tobaccointelligence.com/bahrain-oral-tobacco-and-nicotine-pouch-regulation-september-2022/Accessed: 24 March 2025.
Availability
References:
- Tobacco Intelligence. Bahrain: oral tobacco and nicotine pouch regulation, September 2022. Available at: https://tobaccointelligence.com/bahrain-oral-tobacco-and-nicotine-pouch-regulation-september-2022/Accessed: 24 March 2025.
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