Switzerland: heated tobacco and herbal heated product regulation, October 2024

The Federal Tobacco Products Act, which entered into force on 1st October 2024, regulates both devices and consumables in line with traditional tobacco products.

A tobacco product is defined as “a product consisting of or containing leaf parts of plants of the genus Nicotiana ( tobacco) and intended for smoking, inhalation after heating or sniffing”. This wide category includes a tobacco product for heating, defined as any “device for inhaling emissions of a product containing tobacco heated by an external source of energy, as well as the refill material for this device”.

This report provides detailed analysis of Switzerland’s regulatory framework for heated tobacco and herbal heated products, covering all policy areas from packaging and notification requirements to advertising and product restrictions.

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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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