The Cabinet of Ministers promises to ban disposable electronic cigarettes by mid-2028
The government promises to ban single-use electronic cigarettes by the second quarter of 2028, as well as increase fines for violations.
The government promises to ban single-use electronic cigarettes by the second quarter of 2028, as well as increase fines for violations.
Almost fifty parliamentarians propose to ban the sale of disposable electronic cigarettes in Lithuania.
Let’s imagine a simple situation: an employee goes out for a smoke four times a day for seven minutes each. Over 20 working days, this amounts to 9 hours and 20 minutes – more than…
Children and adolescents poisoned by e-cigarettes or substances of unknown composition contained therein are increasingly admitted to Lithuanian hospitals. Specialists warn that…
According to the latest empty pack survey data, the issue of illegal tobacco use and trade, smuggling remains very acute in Lithuania – the illegal market accounts for as much as 23%….