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France urged to accept the science on how to stop smoking

France’s Parliamentary Office for Scientific and Technological Assessment has concluded that a drastic change in approach is required to get cigarette smokers to stop smoking, A report prepared by members of both chambers of the French Parliament recommends a risk reduction approach that offers smokers the chance to switch to much less harmful electronic cigarettes, […]

Could EU institutional bias sabotage efforts to stop cigarette smoking?

Consultations with pre-determined outcomes are invariably a terrible idea. They are used to provide justification for actions that authorities have already decided to take. It should be obvious that when the European Commission consults stakeholders and the wider public there should be no hint of bias in favour of only wanting to hear the ‘correct’ view. Yet the Commission’s recent consultation on tobacco control suggests that it thinks it already knows the ‘right’ answer to a crucial question

The Netherlands Urged to Copy Sweden s Tobacco Harm Reduction Model

While Sweden has long reached a smokefree status by endorsing a tobacco harm reduction model, the Netherlands is s till considering a vape flavour ban besides the science indicating that the products help adults stay off cigarettes. 

NNA Welcomes Estonia s Decision to Suspend Excise Duty on E-Liquids

NNA Welcomes Estonia’s Decision to Suspend Excise Duty on E-Liquids NNA Welcomes Estonia’s Decision to Suspend Excise Duty on E-Liquids NNA Smoke Free Estonia is commending a recent decision by the Estonian Parliament to suspend the excise duty on e-liquids in order to reduce illicit trade, and says more countries should follow suit. NNA Smokefree Estonia is an affiliate organisation of the New Nicotine Alliance (NNA) network. It is a member of the International Network of Nicotine Consumer Organizations (INNCO) and the European Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (ETHRA). When the Estonian excise duty of 0.2 euros per milliliter of e-liquid came into effect, local vapers started purchasing e-liquids from neighbouring Latvia and Russia, where prices are much lower.The Estonian Parliament has recently voted to suspend the excise duty on e-liquids between the 1st of April 2021 until 31 December 2022, with the aim of reducing cross-border trade and illicit trade. The NNA Smok

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