The French Parliament Will Discuss The Proposal To Ban Disposable E-cigarettes, And The Proposer Emphasizes Its Negative Impact

The French National Assembly will begin discussing a proposal to ban disposable e-cigarettes in early December.
According to Agence France Presse 20 minutes on November 14th, the French National Assembly will begin discussing a proposal to ban disposable e-cigarettes in early December.
In November 2022, Francesca Pasquini, a member of the Ecological Party Congress, and Michel Lauzzana, a member of the Renaissance Party, submitted this proposal, which received support from a large group.
They condemned the unacceptable impact of disposable e-cigarettes on public health, especially on adolescents, as well as their damage to the environment.
The meeting of National Assembly leaders has decided on Tuesday to include this plan in the agenda of the next "parliamentary week" - expected to take place between December 4th and 8th.
Previously, French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne also called for a ban in early September on products with nicotine levels between 0 and 20 milligrams per milliliter that can provide a certain number of doses in the future.