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Tobacco firm may have breached packaging laws after selling packs containing nicotine in places where they were not allowed


E-cigarettes must be kept out of reach of children and pets, an EU directive means

It may sound like an unlikely thing for many smokers, but the EU directive for tobacco packages says that they must not contain nicotine and must not be used to smoke cigarettes.

The Tobacco Package Directive puts limits on where a cigarette can be sold or bought by restricting nicotine levels on tobacco products to those allowed in Germany, UK, Italy and France.

But when it comes to electronic cigarettes or nicotine-containing e-liquids, which have taken off in recent years, the directive still applies. This means cigarette makers must follow strict rules over where they sell products without infringing on EU regulations, even in areas where there are not any restrictions.


The directive places strict limits on electronic cigarette sales in Germany and a similar law in France, but the laws are being applied almost exclusively to e-liquids. 'This will leave the market open,' said a source with direct knowledge of the situation.

So far there is little sign of this being implemented as the electronic cigarette industry is enjoying a boom, generating millions of euros annually in sales.

But it will be just one piece of the complex puzzle, with other measures being developed as countries and 바카라 groups wrestle with the issue.

A draft report from the EU Commission suggests that countries should be able to force companies to keep data on their sales, although this hasn't been officially put to the country concerned and could even be regarded as a form of anti-competitive activity.

The EU directive has also recently come under fire after a UK MEP suggested that it could create a legal precedent by making it illegal to sell e-cigarettes on tobacco packets and packets with nicotine on them to minors and pets.

There are currently only a few companies producing electronic cigarettes that are made without nicotine (and it is unclear if that applies to e-liquid products), but others have already come under fire for misleading customers on the effects of nicotine.

The nicotine-containing cigarette used by many people in the UK and other developed countries has become particularly popular - with over 7 million people worldwide now taking up the habit.

The use of e-cigarettes is also increasing, with the number of smokers worldwide soaring by 3 million in 2013 to reach the highest level on record.

However, according to the Tobacco Package Directive no device that sells or is used to sell cigarettes by nicotine has to carry any other information that would enable people to be aware that the nicotine in the liquid it contains is nicotine.

This includes nicotine concentration or the type and strength of tobacco the product is marketed or sold in.

Nicotine levels are based on