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Netherlands bans the sale of tobacco products in supermarkets from 2024

Written by || 23rd November 2020 || Regulatory briefing | Combustibles | Heated tobacco | Politics & policy | Regulation and Legislation | Europe Netherlands

Supermarkets in the Netherlands will no longer be allowed to sell tobacco, including heated tobacco products, from 2024, health minister Paul Blokhuis has announced ...

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