E-cigarette law in Switzerland | Legal information on vapes
E-cigarettes and vapes are becoming increasingly regulated in Switzerland. The new Tobacco Products Act introduces new regulations for the import and sale of vapes, effective October 1, 2024. A liquid tax has also been introduced, significantly increasing e-cigarette prices. Learn all about the current laws in our guide to e-cigarette law in Switzerland.
E-cigarette law Switzerland
Until recently, e-cigarettes in Switzerland were regulated under the Food Act. The new Tobacco Products Act imposes new regulations on vapes and liquids, which we explain in detail in our guides.
Liquid tax on almost all products with e-liquid
The new liquid tax will make e-cigarettes in Switzerland significantly more expensive. Depending on the product, the tax will range from CHF 0.20 to CHF 1 per milliliter.
Tax rates for Elfbar products
- Elfbar disposable vapes with or without nicotine: CHF 1.- /ml
- Elfbar Pods with nicotine: CHF 0.20/ml
- Elfbar Liquids with nicotine: CHF 0.20/ml
Note: No tax is due for e-liquids and liquid pods without nicotine.
New regulations for imports
The new law also makes importing e-cigarettes much more complicated. A reverse number or the name of the importer must now be noted on each individual product upon import so that the tax can be invoiced.
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