Russia Considers Licensing Tobacco Sales and Tightening Online Regulations
Russian lawmakers have proposed new legislation that could reshape the landscape of tobacco and vaping product sales in the country, aiming to combat illegal tobacco trade and protect public health.
Read moreThe Russian State Duma has adopted new legislation that will dramatically reshape the landscape of smokeless tobacco products and vaping in the country. These changes aim to address growing health concerns and curb the rising popularity of these products among youth.
Read moreAccording to amendments to the second reading of a bill on changes to the Russian tax system, which TASS has in its possession, the Russian government plans to raise excise taxes on tobacco products by an average of 4.7% in 2025.
Read moreA group of State Duma deputies has put forward a draft law that would require website owners to remove advertisements for the remote sale of nicotine-containing products, including regular and electronic cigarettes, tobacco, and similar items. The proposed legislation, obtained by REN TV, also allows for the blocking of non-compliant websites without a court order.
Read moreFrom March 1, excise taxes on cigarettes, cigars, e-liquids, and heated tobacco will increase in Russia. Learn about the specific tax increases, the cancellation of the tax on nicotine delivery devices, and the Ministry of Agriculture’s increase of the minimum price for tobacco products.
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