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Director of Anvisa made a major move to keep electronic cigarettes banned in Brazil.

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In addition to reinforcing the ban on electronic devices, the Brazilian sanitation authority decided in 2009 to take additional measures to stimulate educational campaigns.

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Director of Anvisa made a major move to keep electronic cigarettes banned in Brazil.

In addition to reinforcing the ban on electronic devices, the Brazilian sanitation authority decided in 2009 to take additional measures to stimulate educational campaigns.

13 days ago·Brazil

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Anvisa decides to keep electronic cigarettes banned in Brazil

Barra Torres cited international understandings, such as those of the WHO (World Health Organization), against electronic cigarettes

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Appeals for resolution to ban electronic cigarette sales in Brazil

The National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) passed a majority to approve a resolution that maintains the ban on electronic cigarettes in Brazil this Friday (July 19th). The new regulation may tighten existing restrictions, allowing the production, distribution, storage and transportation of Electronic Smoking Devices (EDs) in national territory, replacing the 2009 regulation. EDs, which include products such as cups and pots, have been bann…

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Anvisa has a majority to keep electronic cigarettes out of the country.

A Agência Nacional de Vigilância Sanitária (Anvisa) decidiu nesta sexta-feira (19) por manter a proibição aos cigarros eletrônicos no Brasil. Com isso, continua proibida a comercialização, fabricação e importação, transporte, armazenamento e propaganda desses produtos. Os cinco diretores votaram para que a vedação, em vigor desde 2009, continue no país. Os dispositivos eletrônicos para fumar (DEFs), conhecidos como cigarros eletrônicos, são cham…

13 days ago·Quadra, Brazil

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Anvisa decides to keep the electronic cigarette ban.

The National Sanitation Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) decided this Friday, 19th, to maintain the ban on electronic cigarettes in the country. The measure bans the production, marketing, distribution, storage, transportation and propaganda of electronic cigarettes in the country. The product has been illegal in Brazil since 2009, but the agency was discussing the possibility of revising the rule. In a public meeting of the Dicol Public Bureau, the…

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Director of Anvisa made a major move to keep electronic cigarettes banned in Brazil.

Director of Anvisa made a major move to keep electronic cigarettes banned in Brazil.

Anvisa decides to keep electronic cigarettes banned in Brazil

Anvisa decides to keep electronic cigarettes banned in Brazil

Appeals for resolution to ban electronic cigarette sales in Brazil

Appeals for resolution to ban electronic cigarette sales in Brazil

Anvisa has a majority to keep electronic cigarettes out of the country.

Anvisa has a majority to keep electronic cigarettes out of the country.

Anvisa decides to keep the electronic cigarette ban.

Anvisa decides to keep the electronic cigarette ban.

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