ECOM 24000
TANGO 24000
GK 15000
Poko 18000
Halo 15000
Jupiter 10000
Space 18000
Glow 15000
Twin 20000
Venus 6000
Rock 600
3mg
6mg
12mg
Arise
Gemini
Leo
Libra
The Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) is a directive of the European Union which lays down the the rules governing the manufacture, presentation and sale of tobacco and related products. The TPD is aiming to improve the function of the market for tobacco and related products, while achieving public health objectives.
The Notification of TPD obliges manufacturers and importers to transmit to the Member States a wide range of information, from the formulation to commercial and production data, passing through toxicological dossiers of each ingredient and specific chemical analysis, with a particular attention to nicotine.
The submitter declares the conformity of the products with regard to the safety criteria established by the legislation. A notified product is not automatically authorized for sale, but rather exposes the notifier to the verification of what has been communicated to the authorities: Member States reserve six months from receipt of the notification to study the relative dossier, with particular attention to the danger of the products.
Before marketing the product, it is necessary to wait until the end of these six months period or, in some Member States, till the receipt of a communication from the competent Authorities.
Individual Member States may require fees for receiving, storing and managing the notified data and also for their annual update.
To comply with the TPD, electronic cigarettes and refill containers must show safety mechanisms such as child-proof structure, warranty seal, protection against breakage, anti-loss mechanism, recharging mechanism.
Furthermore, illustrative leaflets, unit packs and any external packaging must include specific information like list of ingredients, health warnings, etc. Also follow the obligations (size, font, etc.) defined by the TPD and its national transpositions.
* A warning shall appear on 2 largest surfaces of
the unit packet and any outside packaging and
cover >30% of the surface of the unit packet.
