Czech Republic: Market data & legal analysis of the nicotine sector

4th October 2024: Czech Republic: The State Agricultural and Food Inspection Authority has updated a list of notified tobacco products and their ingredients.
4th September 2024: Czech Republic: The State Agricultural and Food Inspection Authority has updated a list of notified tobacco products and their ingredients.
21st August 2024: Czech Republic: The Czech government has received an open letter from 76 foreign experts from 27 countries calling on it to continue the implementation of outgoing national anti-drug coordinator Jindřich Vobořil’s proposals and policies, media reports. These proposals focus on, among other things, a regulated cannabis market as well as on addiction prevention.
2nd August 2024: Czech Republic: The State Agricultural and Food Inspection Authority has updated a list of notified tobacco products and their ingredients.
17th July 2024: Czech Republic: The national anti-drug coordinator, Jindřich Vobořil, has decided to resign from his post at the end of August, media reports. He will continue to serve as a counsellor for addiction issues. Vobořil advocated a balanced anti-drug and anti-tobacco policy, prioritising harm reduction, but faced disputes with politicians due to his approach.
3rd July 2024: Czech Republic: The State Agricultural and Food Inspection Authority has updated the list of notified tobacco products and their ingredients.
11th June 2024: Czech Republic: The State Agricultural and Food Inspection Authority has updated a list of notified tobacco products and their ingredients.
4th June 2024: Czech Republic: At the workshop entitled Challenges of Health Prevention in the Czech Republic, economists and doctors agreed that people should receive information about less harmful alternatives to smoking, media reports. The experts said the government had outlined a harm-reduction strategy in its programme statement; however, the implementation of this policy has not commenced.
29th May 2024: Czech Republic: According to a 2023 survey, published ahead of World No Tobacco Day (31st May), around one-third of Czechs over the age of 15 use nicotine, while half of those between the ages of 15 and 24 use it, the Ministry of Health reports. There is also a growing number of young people turning to alternative options.
8th May 2024: Czech Republic: The State Agricultural and Food Inspection Authority has updated the list of notified tobacco products and their ingredients.
9th April 2024: Czech Republic: The State Agricultural and Food Inspection Authority has updated a list of notified tobacco products and their ingredients.
7th March 2024: Czech Republic: The State Agricultural and Food Inspection Authority has updated a list of notified tobacco products and their ingredients.

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