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The Netherlands is leading the charge in calling for a unified, EU-wide approach to combat the growing problem of youth vaping. In a letter signed by twelve EU member states, Dutch State Secretary for Youth, Sports, and Prevention, Vincent Karremans (VVD), has urged the European Commission to significantly strengthen legislation governing e-cigarettes and other nicotine products across the bloc.

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The Netherlands, backed by 11 other EU nations, is calling on the European Commission to tighten regulations on e-cigarettes and nicotine pouches. Ministers argue that current tobacco laws are outdated and fail to address the rise of new nicotine products, which are increasingly popular among young consumers.

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The ban on flavored e-cigarettes and vapes in the Netherlands appears to be making an impact, according to a preliminary evaluation by the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM). The report reveals that vaping has significantly decreased among Dutch vapers, with one in five completely quitting since the ban was implemented last year.

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The Dutch government is taking decisive action to address the growing problem of youth smoking and vaping by proposing a series of stringent measures aimed at curbing nicotine addiction among young people. At the heart of the new proposal from the Ministry of Health is a plan to raise the legal age for purchasing cigarettes and vapes from 18 to 21.

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The Dutch government announced that it would ban the sale of all types of nicotine pouches in the Netherlands. The new regulations will also extend the existing rules for tobacco to include all other tobacco-free nicotine products.

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We’ll explore the vape laws in The Netherlands in this article. If you’re involved in selling, importing, or manufacturing e-cigarettes in The Netherlands, this information is crucial for understanding the country’s regulations. Don’t forget to review the TPD compliance page to grasp the general requirements that apply to all EU markets.

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