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	* include new labelling requirements and warnings		* include new labelling requirements and warnings
	* require all e-cigarettes and e-liquids be notified to<span></span><abbr title="The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency">MHRA</abbr><span></span>before they can be sold		* require all e-cigarettes and e-liquids be notified to<span></span><abbr title="The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency">MHRA</abbr><span></span>before they can be sold
	Consumers and healthcare professionals can report side effects and safety concerns with e-cigarettes or refill containers to<span></span><abbr title="The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency">MHRA</abbr><span></span>through the<span></span>[https://yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk/ Yellow Card]<span></span>reporting system. You can also report products suspected to be defective or non-compliant to your local Trading Standards or to<span></span>[mailto:TPDsafety@mhra.gov.uk TPDsafety@mhra.gov.uk].The UK<span></span>[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2016/507/contents/made Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016]<span></span>implement the<span></span><abbr title="Tobacco Products Directive">TPD</abbr><span></span>in the UK, and came into force on 20 May 2016.<span></span>[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2016/507/part/6/made Part 6]<span></span>of the regulations sets out the requirements for e-cigarettes and refill containers.The regulations introduce requirements for producers of e-cigarettes and refill containers. A producer is anyone who manufactures or imports these products or who re-brands any product as their own. Producers must submit information about their products to<span></span><abbr title="The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency">MHRA</abbr><span></span>through a European Common Entry Gate (EU-CEG) notification portal.Retailers do not need to submit information for any products they sell unless they also qualify as a producer. Retailers had until 20 May 2017 to sell through stock of products that do not comply with the labelling and product composition requirements of the<span></span><abbr title="Tobacco Products Directive">TPD</abbr>.The<span></span><abbr title="Tobacco Products Directive">TPD</abbr><span></span>does not cover nicotine-containing products that are authorised as medicines. Further information about licensing these products as medicines can be found<span></span>[https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/licensing-procedure-for-electronic-cigarettes-and-other-nicotine-containing-products-ncps-as-medicines here]		Consumers and healthcare professionals can report side effects and safety concerns with e-cigarettes or refill containers to<span></span><abbr title="The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency">MHRA</abbr><span></span>through the<span></span>[https://yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk/ Yellow Card]<span></span>reporting system. You can also report products suspected to be defective or non-compliant to your local Trading Standards or to<span></span>[mailto:TPDsafety@mhra.gov.uk TPDsafety@mhra.gov.uk].The UK<span></span>[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2016/507/contents/made Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016]<span></span>implement the<span></span><abbr title="Tobacco Products Directive">TPD</abbr><span></span>in the UK, and came into force on 20 May 2016.<span></span>[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2016/507/part/6/made Part 6]<span></span>of the regulations sets out the requirements for e-cigarettes and refill containers.The regulations introduce requirements for producers of e-cigarettes and refill containers. A producer is anyone who manufactures or imports these products or who re-brands any product as their own. Producers must submit information about their products to<span></span><abbr title="The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency">MHRA</abbr><span></span>through a European Common Entry Gate (EU-CEG) notification portal. Retailers do not need to submit information for any products they sell unless they also qualify as a producer. Retailers had until 20 May 2017 to sell through stock of products that do not comply with the labelling and product composition requirements of the<span></span><abbr title="Tobacco Products Directive">TPD</abbr>.The<span></span><abbr title="Tobacco Products Directive">TPD</abbr><span></span>does not cover nicotine-containing products that are authorised as medicines. Further information about licensing these products as medicines can be found<span></span>[https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/licensing-procedure-for-electronic-cigarettes-and-other-nicotine-containing-products-ncps-as-medicines here]




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==Overview==
The[http://ec.europa.eu/health/tobacco/docs/dir_201440_en.pdf Tobacco Products Directive 2014/14/EU (TPD)]introduced new rules for nicotine-containing electronic cigarettes and refill containers (Article 20) from May 2016.<abbr title="The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency">MHRA</abbr>is the competent authority for the notification scheme for e-cigarettes and refill containers in the UK and is responsible for implementing the majority of provisions under Article 20.The<abbr title="Tobacco Products Directive">TPD</abbr>introduced new rules which ensure:
* minimum standards for the safety and quality of all e-cigarettes and refill containers (otherwise known as e-liquids)
* that information is provided to consumers so that they can make informed choices
* an environment that protects children from starting to use these products.
From 20 May 2017, the new requirements:
* restrict e-cigarette tanks to a capacity of no more than 2ml
* restrict the maximum volume of nicotine-containing e-liquid for sale in one refill container to 10ml
* restrict e-liquids to a nicotine strength of no more than 20mg/ml
* require nicotine-containing products or their packaging to be child-resistant and tamper evident
* ban certain ingredients including colourings, caffeine and taurine
* include new labelling requirements and warnings
* require all e-cigarettes and e-liquids be notified to<abbr title="The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency">MHRA</abbr>before they can be sold
Consumers and healthcare professionals can report side effects and safety concerns with e-cigarettes or refill containers to<abbr title="The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency">MHRA</abbr>through the[https://yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk/ Yellow Card]reporting system. You can also report products suspected to be defective or non-compliant to your local Trading Standards or to[mailto:TPDsafety@mhra.gov.uk TPDsafety@mhra.gov.uk].The UK[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2016/507/contents/made Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016]implement the<abbr title="Tobacco Products Directive">TPD</abbr>in the UK, and came into force on 20 May 2016.[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2016/507/part/6/made Part 6]of the regulations sets out the requirements for e-cigarettes and refill containers.The regulations introduce requirements for producers of e-cigarettes and refill containers. A producer is anyone who manufactures or imports these products or who re-brands any product as their own. Producers must submit information about their products to<abbr title="The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency">MHRA</abbr>through a European Common Entry Gate (EU-CEG) notification portal.Retailers do not need to submit information for any products they sell unless they also qualify as a producer. Retailers had until 20 May 2017 to sell through stock of products that do not comply with the labelling and product composition requirements of the<abbr title="Tobacco Products Directive">TPD</abbr>.The<abbr title="Tobacco Products Directive">TPD</abbr>does not cover nicotine-containing products that are authorised as medicines. Further information about licensing these products as medicines can be found[https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/licensing-procedure-for-electronic-cigarettes-and-other-nicotine-containing-products-ncps-as-medicines here]

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