This includes information on:
- ingredients
- emissions
- toxicological data.
The IT tool for providing this information is called the EU Common Entry Gate (EU-CEG).
Other products
In some EU countries, EU-CEG can be used to provide information on other products, such as:
- novel tobacco products
- herbal products for smoking
- nicotine-free e-cigarettes.
Information requirements
The information manufacturers and importers need to provide is set out in 2 implementing decisions:
- Tobacco products – implementing decision
- Electronic cigarettes and refill containers – implementing decision
About EU-CEG
EU-CEG is designed to reduce administrative burden for companies and regulators, and make it easier to compare data. The tool was developed by the European Commission, working closely with Member States and industry stakeholders. It became operational in May 2016.
As of 1st of January 2021: the reporting of products for the United Kingdom (Great Britain) market – excluding the Northern Ireland area – is no longer done via EU-CEG. For more information consult the following notice to stakeholders.