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Strategy Briefing

Global Vapour Products Regulation

20 pages, Dec 2017

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Tobacco control legislation has long aimed to reduce the number of smokers in the world through high taxation and public smoking bans, though recent legislation has been aimed squarely at reducing manufacturers’ ability to make a profit – by targeting areas of cigarettes innovation via measures such as flavour bans and plain packaging. legislators have also turned their attention to e-cigarettes and developments in classification here will impact the future of the industry for years to come.

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Vapour legislation: FDA’s release of deeming regulations for e-cigarettes

In May 2016, after years of debate, the US FDA finalised a rule extending itsauthority to all tobacco products, including e-cigarettes. While in somerespects the regulations were neutral, the key aspect was the application ofthe grandfather rule to vapour, which requires companies to submit a pre-markettobacco product application (PMTA) to get a product approved.

FDA’s new nicotine centred plan: Recognition of the continuum of risk and extension for PMT

AsIn July 2017, FDA announced a new plan that places nicotine addiction atthe centre of the agency’s tobacco regulatory efforts. Particularly relevant tothe vapour industry is the recognition that nicotine is delivered throughproducts that represent a continuum of risk and is most harmful whendelivered through combustible cigarettes. Notably, FDA also extended thedeadline to submit PMT. As for newly-regulated non-combustible productsthat were on the market in August 2016 to August 2022.

EU Tobacco Products Directive (EU TPD):Vapour as tobacco

Article 20, the section that affects e-cigarettes in the revised version of the EU TPD, treats e-cigarette products in many respects as tobacco, restricting container sizes, nicotine concentrations and advertising, but leaving the products widely available. Being fully operative since May 2017, the adopted measures were considered as a partial victory for e-cigarette advocates, having blunted more restrictive proposals in the initial draft.

Tobacco Endgame:Vapour products - part of theproblem or part of thesolution?

The “blue sky” measures, introduced by an influential Tobacco Control piecein 2013, aiming to bring the “end of tobacco” are already actively discussedby tobacco controllers worldwide. What part will vapour products play in theendgame context will be a key determinant of the category’s future trajectory.

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Scope

Vapour products hierarchy: Euromonitor’s approach

Global overview of e-cigarette regulation in 2016

Key developments

FDA’s latest regulations on e-cigarettes: Uncertainties remain

US vapour hopes: Continuum of risk and reduced-risk designations

EU TPD II (Article 20): Less draconian than expected

Vapour regulation worldwide: A mosaic of different approaches

US: Closed v aping systems suit the regulatory environment best

UK: Open v aping s ystems emerge as the preferred alternative

Japan: HTP’s largest global market and only legal subcategory

South Korea: Tax increase on HTP is on the horizon

Ukraine: Vapour-specific regulation only on smoking in public

The future of vapour products: The regulatory framework is central

HTP regulation: Towards taxation based on weight

The regulatory framework helps HTP growth in Japan

Future scenario 1: Vapour products = combustible cigarettes

Future scenario 2: Status quo will likely increase uncertainty

Future scenario 3: Incentivised migration and differentiated taxation

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Vapour legislation: FDA’s release of deeming regulations for e-cigarettes

FDA’s new nicotine centred plan: Recognition of the continuum of risk and extension for PMT

EU Tobacco Products Directive (EU TPD):Vapour as tobacco

Tobacco Endgame:Vapour products - part of theproblem or part of thesolution?

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Scope

Vapour products hierarchy: Euromonitor’s approach

Global overview of e-cigarette regulation in 2016

Key developments

FDA’s latest regulations on e-cigarettes: Uncertainties remain

US vapour hopes: Continuum of risk and reduced-risk designations

EU TPD II (Article 20): Less draconian than expected

Vapour regulation worldwide: A mosaic of different approaches

US: Closed v aping systems suit the regulatory environment best

UK: Open v aping s ystems emerge as the preferred alternative

Japan: HTP’s largest global market and only legal subcategory

South Korea: Tax increase on HTP is on the horizon

Ukraine: Vapour-specific regulation only on smoking in public

The future of vapour products: The regulatory framework is central

HTP regulation: Towards taxation based on weight

The regulatory framework helps HTP growth in Japan

Future scenario 1: Vapour products = combustible cigarettes

Future scenario 2: Status quo will likely increase uncertainty

Future scenario 3: Incentivised migration and differentiated taxation

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Overview

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Vapour legislation: FDA’s release of deeming regulations for e-cigarettes

FDA’s new nicotine centred plan: Recognition of the continuum of risk and extension for PMT

EU Tobacco Products Directive (EU TPD):Vapour as tobacco

Tobacco Endgame:Vapour products - part of theproblem or part of thesolution?

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Table of Contents

Scope

Vapour products hierarchy: Euromonitor’s approach

Global overview of e-cigarette regulation in 2016

Key developments

FDA’s latest regulations on e-cigarettes: Uncertainties remain

US vapour hopes: Continuum of risk and reduced-risk designations

EU TPD II (Article 20): Less draconian than expected

Vapour regulation worldwide: A mosaic of different approaches

US: Closed v aping systems suit the regulatory environment best

UK: Open v aping s ystems emerge as the preferred alternative

Japan: HTP’s largest global market and only legal subcategory

South Korea: Tax increase on HTP is on the horizon

Ukraine: Vapour-specific regulation only on smoking in public

The future of vapour products: The regulatory framework is central

HTP regulation: Towards taxation based on weight

The regulatory framework helps HTP growth in Japan

Future scenario 1: Vapour products = combustible cigarettes

Future scenario 2: Status quo will likely increase uncertainty

Future scenario 3: Incentivised migration and differentiated taxation

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