The tracking and follow-up system included in the directive on tobacco products cannot be left in the hands of the industry. This is the message launched by public health activists on Tuesday 27 June during a conference organised by the Smoke-Free Partnership at the European Parliament.
It should be pointed out that the directive on tobacco products (2014/40/EU) introduces a range of measures to combat the illicit trade in tobacco products, including a European identification and follow-up...