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Country/Territory Situation regarding cigarette vending machines Australia Sales prohibited under 18. Can only be located in liquor licensed and gaming venues, must display health warnings and cannot contain images of product (only a description and price on a black and white label). Austria Sales prohibited under 16. Machines must attempt to verify a customer’s age by requiring the insertion of a debit card or mobile phone verification. Belgium Sales prohibited under 16. Machines need to be locked/unlocked by a responsible adult. Bulgaria None present Croatia Banned Cyprus Banned Czech Republic Sales prohibited under 18. Machines situated in bars and similar places only. Denmark Sales prohibited under 18. Machines generally situated in restaurants, bars and hotel lobbies. Age verification monitored by staff. England Ban came into force on 1 October 2011. 2 Estonia Banned Finland Due to be banned on 1 January 2015. France Banned Georgia Banned Germany Sales prohibited under 18. Machines must provide an age verification (usually German identity card, European driving licence or Electronic cash Card). Until 2007 the sale was prohibited to under 16. Since 31. December 2008 all public cigarette machines must have an age verification to prove that the buyer is 18 or over. Greece Banned Guernsey A ban was approved on 1 July 2010, following an amendment to the existing tobacco advertising law. The exact date of implementation has yet to be decided. Hungary Banned in 2006 Iceland Banned Ireland Sales prohibited under 18. Restricted to licensed premises only since 1 July 2009. Vending machines are operated by a token or card obtained from the bar once the age of the buyer has been identified. Israel Ban came into force on 1 January 2014 Italy Sales prohibited under 18. Machines must contain an electronic device to verify age of buyer. Latvia Banned Lithuania Banned Luxembourg Sales prohibited under 16. Age has to be proven at the counter or bar before a token is issued so that the machine can be used. Malta Sales prohibited under 16. Netherlands Sales prohibited under 18. Token issued at counter once the purchasers age has been verified. New Zealand Sales prohibited under 18. Machines situated in bars and similar places only. From 10 December 2004, machines can only be operated by staff. Northern Ireland Ban came into force on 1 March 2012 Norway Sales prohibited under 18. Machines are token operated. Poland Banned Portugal Sales prohibited under 18. Machines must contain an electronic device to verify age of buyer. Romania Banned Slovakia Banned Slovenia Banned Spain Sales prohibited under 18. Scotland Ban came into force on 29 April 2013. Singapore Banned Sweden Sales prohibited under 18. Switzerland Sales from machines are age restricted in 21 out of 26 cantons (12 cantons under 16 9 cantons under 18 5 cantons no age restriction (although most retailers won’t sell to under 16.). United States Only in facilities where people under 18 are not allowed. 3 Ukraine Banned Wales Ban came into force on 1 February 2012. See also edit

  • Clark Whittington, creator of the Art o mat, a project to convert disused cigarette machines into art vending machines
  • Distroboto, a project to convert disused cigarette machines into zine vending machines
  • Taspo, a Japanese system for age verification at cigarette machines
  • Action on Smoking and Health

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