Tobacco Products Directive has changed the vape and e-liquid industry in Europe and around the world. What will the reality look like after the implementation of TPD in Poland?
Learn more:
- Tobacco Product Directive (TPD): All You Need To Know
- E-Liquid Regulations In The World
- E-Liquid Regulations Guide: [Get Your Free E-Book]
- E-Liquid Industry Regulations: REACH and CLP
- Fees, Taxes And More: An Analysis Of Selected Regulations In Europe
- Excise Duty In The Vape Industry [Guide]

TPD in Poland: consultations and potential consequences
All countries of EU are working under implementation of Tobacco Products Directive (TPD). The company CHEMNOVATIC is very active in the discussions and consultations about TPD. We propose our remarks to the Polish Act and we participate in the public discussions about TPD.
On 15th September 2015, we had the possibility to participate in a meeting organized by the Ministry of Health in Poland. We discussed the draft of the Polish Act and its proposed remarks. We presented to the authorities several technical and organizational issues that are crucial for the business entities that launch e-liquids into the market.
There are strong indications, that the authorities have been convinced to withdraw from the ban on transboundary distance sales. What is more, it is expected, that the ban of using e-cigs in public places like pubs, entertainment centers, etc. will be less restrictive. The next goal is to remove a ban on using e-cigs at workplaces as well.
The next round of consultation will be soon. That is why we promise to represent worthily our vaping branch during the meetings under unfavorable circumstances of companies of ‘Big Tobacco’ and the representatives of National Health Service.
In Poland we are still fighting and we keep our fingers crossed for the companies in other countries. We take our hat off to Public Health England and other UK public health organizations which were not afraid to explicitly state a couple of days ago their favorable position towards e-cigs.
We hope that the similar situation will take place in Poland.
Learn more about TPD and other regulations in the world:
- Flavoured E-Liquids Banned In The Netherlands
- Law And E-Liquid Regulations In Denmark
- Vaping Regulations In Australia
- What Brexit Means For Vaping Industry?
- TPD-Registration Process In Germany: What Do You Need To Know?
- Non-Nicotine E-Liquids And E-Cigarettes Must Be TPD Notified In Germany
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