Palenie, wapowanie, HTP, NRT i snus w Grecji

Ireland’s de facto vape flavour ban has hit a pause because other EU countries are asking the proportionality question. Italy and Greece’s objections highlight a wider concern: whether national restrictions on safer nicotine products can be justified when they may reduce adult switching and fragment the single market. Youth protection remains important, but it should be pursued through targeted …

Italy and Greece challenge Ireland's proposed strict regulations on nicotine products, citing concerns about EU market coordination. The dispute centers on balancing public health goals with market harmonization. Ireland aims to enhance controls on vapes and nicotine pouches, focusing on marketing, packaging, and sales restrictions. This conflict highlights the evolving fragmentation of European nicotine regulations, affecting companies operating across …

Greece has introduced a new digital system to verify the age of customers purchasing tobacco and alcohol, aiming to better enforce existing laws banning sales to minors. The initiative is part of a broader government effort to close loopholes that previously allowed retailers to avoid responsibility when selling to underage individuals. The system is integrated into the country’s digital …

The Greek parliament has passed a new law to protect minors from smoking and …

Consumer groups and vaping advocates in Europe oppose Greece's plan to ban flavoured e-cigarettes, fearing it will harm harm reduction efforts. They argue that flavours help smokers switch to safer options and caution against unintended consequences seen in Denmark. The ban risks driving former smokers back to cigarettes and the black market. Data shows adult vapers prefer flavoured products. …