Brazil Senate to Resume E-Cigarette Regulation Bill Discussions in November

Sep.26.2024

Brazil's e-cigarette regulation bill (PL 5.008/2023) is under review by the Senate Economic Affairs Committee, set to resume in November.

According to a report by Jovempan on September 25th, a bill regarding the regulation of e-cigarettes (PL 5.008/2023) is currently under review by the Senate Economic Affairs Committee (CAE) in Brazil. It is planned to be put back on the agenda in November after the end of the election schedule.

The bill was introduced by Senator Soraya Thronicke (Podemos-MS) to authorize the production, sale, import, and use of e-cigarettes, and establish regulations for their control, supervision, and advertising.

The Brazilian Senate's Economic Affairs Committee has repeatedly postponed discussions on the proposal and has not included it in the agenda for recent meetings. It is expected that debates on the bill will continue in various committees of the Senate, including the Social Affairs Committee responsible for analyzing the public health impact and the Consumer Protection Committee.

References:

[1] Debate sobre regulamentação de cigarros eletrônicos avança no Senado com foco no combate ao mercado ilegal

Also Read:

[1] Brazil Federal Highway Police: Easing E-cigarette Ban Won't Reduce Smuggling

[2] Brazilian Authorities Uncover Thousands of Illegal E-Cigarette Advertisements

[3] Brazilian Congressman Antonio Vaz proposes bill to ban e-cigarettes

[4] Brazil's E-cigarette Regulation Project Excluded from CAE Meeting Agenda

[5] Brazilian Senate Delays Vote on E-Cigarette Regulation Again

[6] Brazil's Senate to Vote on e-Cigarette Regulation Bill on Tuesday.

[7] Brazilian Senate to vote on e-cigarette regulation bill on 20th

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