J&J Consulting Group- FDA Regulatory Compliance
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The EU Tobacco Products Directive (Directive 2014/40/EU) has applied since May 20, 2016. E-cigarettes and refill liquids must be notified to each target country through the EU Common Entry Gate (EU-CEG) at least six months before sale. The UK runs a parallel system through the MHRA under the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016. JJCC Group prepares and files both.
Cigarettes, roll-your-own, cigars, cigarillos, pipe and waterpipe tobacco, smokeless tobacco, novel tobacco products such as heated tobacco, e-cigarettes, refill liquids and herbal smoking products. Tobacco-free nicotine pouches fall outside the TPD and follow national rules.
by country, including fees and national extras.
including submitter ID setup.
packages and testing coordination with accredited labs.
of ingredients, by CAS number.
Clients trust JJCC Group for expert FDA CGMP guidance, ensuring compliant, high-quality drug and biologics manufacturing.
JJCC streamlined our CGMP compliance process, making FDA audits easier and improving overall manufacturing quality.
Directive 2014/40/EU sets EU rules for making, presenting and selling tobacco and related products, including e-cigarettes. It has applied since May 20, 2016.
Manufacturers and importers placing products on an EU market. Distributors must make sure products they sell have been notified.
The EU Common Entry Gate is the online system for submitting TPD notifications. One submission can target several member states.
At least six months before placing them on the market. A substantial product change needs a new notification.
20 mg/mL for e-liquids. Refill containers are limited to 10 mL and tanks to 2 mL.
Tobacco-free pouches are not covered by the TPD. Many EU countries regulate them nationally, and some ban them.
They are novel tobacco products and must be notified six months before sale. Characterizing flavors are banned in heated tobacco products.
Yes. Notifications for e-cigarettes include emissions data, and tobacco products need ingredient and emission reports.
Many member states charge notification or annual fees. Amounts vary by country.
Great Britain uses MHRA notifications under the 2016 UK regulations. Northern Ireland follows EU rules.
No. Single-use vapes have been banned in England, Scotland and Wales since June 1, 2025.
Instructions for use and storage, contraindications, warnings for at-risk groups, adverse effects, addictiveness and toxicity, and contact details.
Yes. Manufacturers and importers report sales volumes and market data every year, and must report new safety information.
Yes. One EU-CEG submission can cover several member states, but labels must be in each country’s language.
We prepare data packages, coordinate testing, file EU-CEG and MHRA submissions, review labels and keep you current as rules change.
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