The Belarusian Ministry of Health has initiated a new bill to completely ban the advertising of electronic smoking systems and tobacco heating devices, marking a significant escalation in the country’s tobacco control policies. Announced by Olga Bartman of the Republican Center for Hygiene, Epidemiology, and Public Health, the draft legislation expands previous restrictions that only covered e-liquids and traditional tobacco.
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The Belarusian Republican Center for Hygiene, Epidemiology, and Public Health has confirmed that the government is drafting amendments to significantly tighten its anti-tobacco laws. This regulatory push targets both traditional cigarettes and alternative nicotine products, such as vapes and heated tobacco systems, amid rising youth usage.
Read moreThe Belarusian Ministry of Health, in collaboration with the Republican Center for Hygiene, Epidemiology and Public Health, has initiated the “Belarus Against Tobacco” educational campaign. This move comes as health officials report a critical need to raise awareness regarding the systemic damage caused by nicotine, including the rising prevalence of cardiovascular diseases and respiratory cancers linked to both smoking and passive smoke inhalation.
Read moreBelarus is tightening its grip on the vaping market, opting for strict regulatory compliance over a total prohibition. New measures enforce a 20mg/ml nicotine cap, 10ml e-liquid volume limits, and strict packaging rules to combat a growing black market fueled by illegal online sales to youth.
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Read moreBelarus is set to toughen the licensing requirements for the trade of electronic cigarettes and related mixtures at the legislative level. The draft law was reviewed during a meeting between President Alexander Lukashenko and the Council of Ministers leadership.
Read moreYes, it is illegal to vape in a car with children under 14 years old in Belarus. Under Presidential Decree No. 28, electronic cigarettes and heating systems are legally equated to traditional cigarettes. Violating this rule can result in a fine of up to 4 basic units (180 BYN), and repeated offenses may attract the attention of juvenile affairs inspectors.
Read moreBelarus is considering the introduction of criminal liability for selling vapes and other nicotine products to minors, according to Mikhail Rusy, Chairman of the Standing Commission on Legislation and State Construction of the Council of the Republic. This proposal was discussed at a recent expert council meeting reviewing a draft law on tobacco and related products.
Read moreBelarus is currently finalizing a new bill aimed at regulating the circulation of tobacco raw materials, tobacco and non-tobacco nicotine-containing products, and electronic smoking systems (vapes). The draft law, which underwent public discussion in the summer, is now being reviewed by experts before its first reading in the House of Representatives. The primary goal is to address the growing popularity of vaping, particularly among children and teenagers, and to close regulatory gaps that have allowed a shadow market to flourish.
Read moreWhile Russia debates granting regions the power to ban e-cigarette sales, neighboring Belarus is opting for a fundamentally different strategy: strict regulation aimed at preserving a legal, controlled market. In Russia, the State Duma is considering amendments that could lead to a patchwork of regional bans, a move critics warn could drive the estimated ten million users to the black market, particularly Telegram channels, rather than reducing consumption.
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