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Uzbekistan Clarifies Scope of New Vape Ban: What’s Outlawed vs. Still Legal

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Senate Approves Law Targeting E-Cigarettes, Liquids, Nicotine Pouches; Heated Tobacco Excluded from Ban

Following the approval of a significant new law by Uzbekistan’s Senate (Oliy Majlis) on April 30, aimed at curbing the circulation of certain nicotine products, clarity has emerged on exactly which items are targeted by the ban and which remain legally permissible. The legislation, now awaiting presidential signature, introduces substantial penalties for violations but specifically excludes popular heated tobacco products (HTPs) like IQOS from the outright ban, focusing instead on e-cigarettes (vapes) and related systems.

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Uzbekistan Senate Approves Law Banning E-Cigarettes and Related Products

The Senate of Uzbekistan’s Oliy Majlis (Parliament) has approved significant legal amendments aimed at prohibiting the circulation of electronic cigarettes, liquids, and potentially heated tobacco systems within the country. The new law tightens requirements and establishes both administrative and criminal liability for handling these products illegally.

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Uzbekistan’s E-Cigarette Ban to Cover Vapes, Not Heated Tobacco Products

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Uzbekistan’s impending ban on the circulation of electronic cigarettes will encompass vapes but not heated tobacco products, according to Health Minister Asilbek Khudayarov. The minister made this clarification during a session of the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis on January 7.

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Uzbekistan Revisits Proposal to Ban E-Cigarettes

Uzbekistan may soon prohibit the import, sale, and use of electronic cigarettes, according to a press release from the Liberal Democratic Party of Uzbekistan (UzLiDeP). Members of the UzLiDeP faction reviewed the corresponding bill in its first reading, highlighting the increasing prevalence of illegal imports and circulation of modern and innovative tobacco and nicotine products in recent years, particularly among the country’s youth.

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