Commenting on the Hungarian proposals, Michael Landl, Director of the World Vapers’ Alliance, said: \u201cWhile it’s important to ensure the safety and proper labelling of nicotine products, it’s equally crucial to avoid excessive regulation that could impede the availability of harm reduction products for smokers looking to transition away from combustible cigarettes<\/i>.\u201d<\/p>\n
The proposed draft Decree amendments contain a stipulation for the maximum nicotine content to be limited to 17 mg per consumption unit. This, the WVA says, reflects an approach that \u201cmay inadvertently limit the appeal of nicotine pouches to smokers seeking alternatives<\/i>.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cMoreover<\/i>,\u201d the organisation adds, \u201cthe WVA expresses concerns about the potential implications of the draft Decree’s proposed modifications to vaping product regulations. The amendments, which target unit packet definitions, nicotine amounts, and labelling requirements, could impose unwarranted restrictions on vaping products.<\/i><\/p>\n