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Republic of Ireland regulatory report

10th January 2019 - Heated tobacco regulatory reports , Regulatory reports |

This regulatory report on Ireland includes updates on labelling and packaging, upcoming restrictions on retail, including a ban on sales to minors, public usage, advertising and marketing, and taxation

South Korea tax rise threatens to make HnB more expensive than smoking

13th November 2017 - News analysis |

Heat-not-burn products will become more expensive than combustible cigarettes in South Korea unless manufacturers decide to absorb part of a new tax rise

Ireland “should not implement e-cigarette tax”, ministry says

9th August 2017 - News analysis |

The Republic of Ireland is unlikely to introduce a tax on e-cigarettes or e-liquid in the near future, recent documents suggest.

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