Will Italy have new “e-cigarette” rules?! Restricting e-cigarette “circulation”?

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" Atomizing New Forces "learned from overseas websites that Italy, a European country, is consideringe-cigarettesnew rules, the government plans to ban e-cigarettes Long-distance and cross-border sales。

According to Italian Parliament News, the current ruling Brotherhood Party has proposed an amendment to Bill 1038. The party has proposed an amendment to ban the long-distance and cross-border sales of e-cigarettes. However, the amendment did not receive the support of the Italian Alliance Party. The coalition has proposed a secondary amendment that would only ban cross-border sales. The amendments are expected to be debated and voted on by the House Finance Committee in the coming days.

Is e-cigarettes also beginning to focus on restricting the "circulation" in Italy?

For example, this time, the Italian ruling Brotherhood Party proposed an amendment to ban the long-distance and cross-border sales of e-cigarettes. The previous Italian government cabinet took a positive stance on reducing tobacco harm and allowed online sales.e-cigarette products, but the amendment proposed by the brother party may change this position.

It can be seen that another Italian party, the Alliance Party, has always held a position of supporting e-cigarettes. At present, Italy's ruling brother party has different positions on e-cigarettes.

In any case, it can be seen that Italy is likely to adjust its e-cigarette policy.

For example, especially in restricting illegal transactions and cross-border circulation. As the Italian Alliance Party believes, banning only the cross-border sales of e-cigarettes is a more reasonable and feasible measure because it can limit illegal trade and cross-border circulation issues while retaining free competition in the domestic market.

Italy is important for Europee-cigarette marketFirst, China is exporting a large number of e-cigarettes to the country. At present, there are more than 20,000 e-cigarette categories in Italy, including more than 10,000 nicotine products. But what is even more surprising is that the number of non-nicotine products in Italy is far above that of nicotine, reaching 12,000. According to data, there are currently 22729 e-cigarette products officially registered in Italy. Among them, 10322 species contain nicotine and 12407 species do not contain nicotine.

Overall, The Italian government and legislative bodies are currently engaged in heated discussions and debates on the issue of e-cigarette sales。They hope to find a balanced solution that protects public health while promoting economic and market development. Whether there have been new policy adjustments is worth paying attention.