Never thought the French gov.could be so sensible

[Ron]

jlhamzer.over-blog.com/2015/04/afnor-publishes-first-world-standards-for-electronic-cigarettes-and-e-liquid.html

No offence meant to any French members but in the EC rules are not normally so sensible

[jeffc]

Ron Cracking find Ron, a good sensible reading SO FAR!!!. Will await with interest the follow up documentation.

[clairea]

I would agree with what they propose as legislation standards over here, seem sensible to me

[archiecat]

Ron I've had the pleasure to work in France and Belgium amongst many other countries, what they have, and we seem incapable of, is a healthy disrespect of stupid rules and regulations.

As an example a village near Bordeaux introduced a one way system, the locals all said it was a stupid idea, the council removed it! can you imagine that happening here? not an f'ing chance!

As an analogy If in France people choose to walk over a peice of grass to get to wherever they are going the french will build a footpath to accommodate them, here we will build a higher wall.

Proud to be British, give me a braek, Don't know how to spell thiss correctly !

[dagl]

Seems perfectly reasonable and sensible, well found Ron Hopefully some of our esteemed policy makers will take note.
Vive la France!

[igual]

Bloody hell some sensible and practical thinking has been applied to this

Now if only they used this knsted of the TPD.

[monty]

If this were adopted across Europe what might it mean?

• Juices based on tobacco absolute would go.
• natural, organic and any liquid containg a plant extract would go
• The companies making juice from bought concentrate would only be able to use them straight ie not in their own recipe, except where a concentrate maker revealed the precise amounts of ingredients in a juice.