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Will the possible changes to regulations in the Philippines affect your business?

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Published: 7th October 2020 | No. pages: 22
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Both heated tobacco and oral tobacco products are subject to many of the existing regulations that govern traditional cigarettes, while nicotine pouches are covered under general consumer laws. The Food and Drug Administration in the Philippines has drafted guidelines governing manufacture, import, sale, packaging, advertising and distribution of e-cigarettes and heated tobacco, although the results of the latest public consultation are not yet public. This report provides a detailed overview of the current regulations in place for both heated tobacco and oral tobacco products in the country.

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Restrictions on tobacco products and tobacco alternatives have been increasing, with measures coming in earlier this year that placed further restrictions, and further possible regulations coming in sometimes in the near future. If you are interested in the Philippines and its current regulatory regime for heated tobacco and oral products then this is the report for you. It not only covers all current regulation but also details what may be implemented following the new draft guidelines that are currently being debated.

Table of contents

  1. Executive summary
  2. Regulatory landscape
  3. National regulatory framework
    1. Heated tobacco
      1. Current regulation
      2. Future regulation
    2.  Oral tobacco products
      1. Nicotine pouches
  4. Age restrictions
  5. Product restrictions
    1. Product restrictions: current
    2. Product restrictions: near future
  6. Labeling and packaging
    1. Heated tobacco
      1. Current regulation
      2. Future regulation
    2.  Oral tobacco products
    3. Health warning
  7. Obligation to notify
    1. Obligation to notify: current
    2. Obligation to notify: near future
  8. Retail channel restrictions
    1. Heated tobacco
      1. Current regulation
      2. Future regulation
    2.  Oral tobacco products
  9. Imports and exports
    1. Heated tobacco
      1. Current regulation
      2. Future regulation
    2.  Oral tobacco products
  10. Public usage
    1. Public usage: current
    2. Public usage: near future
  11. Advertising and marketing
    1. Heated tobacco
      1. Current regulation
      2. Future regulation
    2.  Oral tobacco products
  12. Taxation
    1. Heated tobacco
    2. Oral tobacco
  13. Enforcement
  14. Relevant laws
  15. Relevant bodies

Methodology

The research is completely original and conducted by TobaccoIntelligence’s multilingual legal analysis team using several sources, including: online and offline resources and data, specialised legal software, interviews with key stakeholders and government officials, and via the collaboration with local lawyers and on-the-ground profession.

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Both heated tobacco and oral tobacco products are subject to many of the existing regulations that govern traditional cigarettes, while nicotine pouches are covered under general consumer laws. The Food and Drug Administration in the Philippines has drafted guidelines governing manufacture, import, sale, packaging, advertising and distribution of e-cigarettes and heated tobacco, although the results of the latest public consultation are not yet public. This report provides a detailed overview of the current regulations in place for both heated tobacco and oral tobacco products in the country.

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