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TPD Compliance

Our team of experts will make sure your products are fully TPD compliant. We can also provide white label manufacturing for brands looking for ready-available TPD compliante-liquids.

The Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) came into effect on 20th May, 2016. Our compliance and science teams at Rejuice will ensure that your e-liquid company is fully TPD compliant.

Using our extensive analytical laboratory partners, our scientists will ensure your liquid
is TPD compliant and safe for your valued customers,
whilst still maintaining its flavour profile.

Compliance analysis includes comprehensive emissions testing, toxicological and safety analysis. We can provide compliance assessments for liquids. If you only require a specific part of the compliance service, we are also able to offer individual components.

For further information about compliance and pricing, please refer to our TPD Country List and our compliance brochure and contact us today.

Primary Requirements of TPD

  • Manufacturers and importers must submit a technical dossier to the relevant authorities (MHRA for the UK) for each product
  • Nicotine-containing liquids must have a maximum strength of 20mg/ml
  • Liquids must be free from CRM (carinogenic, mutagenic, reprotoxic) ingredients and respiratory irritants
  • Liquids must not contain any vitamins, minerals or stimulants (e.g. caffeine, taurine, etc.)
  • Bottle must drop less than 20 drops per minute when inverted
  • USP/EP grade nicotine, propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine must be used
  • Compounds appearing above 0.1% must be listed in the ingredients panel on packaging
  • Full toxicological assessment of compounds present in the e-liquid and its emissions is required
  • Refill bottles are limited to 10 ml and pre-filled refill tanks and cartridges are limited to 2 ml
  • Primary material used for refill bottles should be recyclable PET type 1 plastic
  • Advertising is heavily restricted
  • Cross-border sale restrictions may apply
  • Retailers and manufacturers must share market data and trends with the competent authority
  • Where sufficient robust data becomes available, member states may effectively ban  individual products

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