US EditionAnti-Tobacco Groups Hail France's Decision to Ban Nicotine Pouches in 2026
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Anti-tobacco groups hail France's decision to ban nicotine pouches in 2026
Denounced for their toxicity and addictive nature, particularly for children and adolescents, nicotine sachets, balls and gum will be banned in France from March 2026, a "victory" for anti-tobacco associations.
Die Presse
After an increase in cases of poisoning among young people, the French government announced in the fall of 2024 that it would ban the nicotine pouches.
A decree published this Saturday in the Official Journal provides for the prohibition of several nicotine products, including sachets.
Nicotine sachets, balls and chewing gum - products especially intended for young people, will be banned in France from March 2026, according to the decree published today in the Official Gazette.
This ban was announced several months ago by the health authorities, who denounce their danger to young people.
Nicotine bags, balls and gums will be banned in France from March 2026, according to a decree published Saturday in the Official Journal.
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