The pouches, balls, and nicotine gums will be banned in France from March 2026, due to the increase in poisonings among teenagers.
Delia Niculescu
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The French government has decided to ban nicotine products, such as pouches and gums, starting from March 2026, in response to an alarming increase in poisoning cases among young people. These products, which contain nicotine and flavors, are placed between the lip and gum. The decree targets all oral nicotine products, excluding medicines and medical devices, and includes various forms of consumption, such as balls and chewing gum.
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