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South Africa: heated tobacco regulation, January 2024

Written by || 9th January 2024 || Heated tobacco regulatory reports , Regulatory reports | Enforcement | Heated tobacco | Herbal heated products | Regulation and legislation | Tax | GeographiesAfrica South Africa

The Tobacco Products Control Act 83 of 1993 defines tobacco product as “a product containing tobacco that is intended for human consumption, and includes, but is not limited to, any device, pipe, water pipe, papers, tubes, filters, portion pouches or similar objects manufactured for use in the consumption of tobacco”. We understand that heated tobacco consumables and heating devices qualify as tobacco products and could therefore be subject to the restrictions imposed by this act in a number of areas.

This report offers detailed analysis of the current regulatory framework in place for heated tobacco in South Africa, covering all policy areas from packaging and product requirements to notification, advertising and taxation.

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South Africa: heated tobacco regulation, January 2024

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Fernanda Tucunduva

Legal analyst
Fernanda holds a masters degree in Criminology from the Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, Spain. She graduated in Law from de Pontifícia Universidade Católica and specialised in Criminal Corporate Law in São Paulo, Brazil. She has worked as a criminal and compliance lawyer in several law firms and also as an intern in the public sector in Brazil.

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