Smoking, vaping, HTP, NRT and snus in France

In the wake of a major vaping regulation overhaul in France, Claude Bamberger joins …

A French anti-tobacco group's report criticizes over 200 influencers for promoting nicotine products online …

France banned disposable vapes, following Belgium, to reduce youth vaping and pollution. The law includes nicotine pouches, sparking controversy among harm reduction advocates. Proponents argue that disposables help marginalized groups quit smoking, criticizing the decision for lacking scientific basis. The ban could push ex-smokers back to tobacco due to limited alternatives. France's move aligns with EU anti-tobacco harm reduction …

France banned the sale of disposable e-cigarettes, aiming to protect youth from tobacco addiction and environmental harm. The bill prohibits the sale of pre-filled devices without refillable options. This measure, following EU recommendations, targets the attractiveness of flavored, affordable e-cigarettes to young users. The move aligns with the EU's goal of a tobacco-free generation by 2040. Belgium was the …

The French parliament voted to ban disposable e-cigarettes due to concerns about teen nicotine addiction and environmental impact. The bill passed in the Senate, making France the second EU country to implement such a ban after Belgium. Lawmakers emphasized the health risks and environmental harm associated with pre-filled e-cigarettes popular among youth. The legislation is part of broader government …