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Latvia: heated tobacco regulation, January 2023

Written by || 30th January 2023 || Heated tobacco regulatory reports , Regulatory reports | Heated tobacco | Regulation and legislation | Tax | GeographiesEurope Latvia

Heated tobacco is regulated in Latvia under the Tobacco Products Act and is subject to less strict rules compared to cigarettes. A bill placing heating devices under the scope of the Tobacco Products Act is expected to be subject to a final vote in the first quarter of 2023.

This report provides a detailed account of the current regulatory framework for heated tobacco in Latvia, covering all policy areas.

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Laura Garay Gómez

Legal analyst
Laura holds a Master’s degree in Public Law from the University of Seville, Spain, where she mainly specialised in International Law and Administrative Law and a Master's degree in Law and Legal Practice from Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. She has also studied International and European Law at the University of Helsinki, Finland, under the Erasmus Programme. She has worked as an intern at the ACO Office of Legal Affairs for NATO in Mons, Belgium; as international entity management coordinator for a multinational in Warsaw, Poland; and as legal assistant in a law firm in Seville. Currently, she is pursuing a PhD in Roman law in modern European legal history at the University of Seville.

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