On November 11, 2026, the similar state of the Russian Federation adopted a bill that does not include the possibility of classifying the ingredients of tobacco products and nicotine products as a trade secret. Consumers will now be able to know what ingredients, including toxic addictive compounds, are in tobacco and vape. The Russian government's initiative aims to ensure that consumers can decide whether to use such products or refuse for health reasons. The law was originally planned to enter into force on March 1, 2027, but the date was moved to January after MPs supported the relevant amendment.

On November 11, 2026, the similar state of the Russian Federation adopted a bill that does not include the possibility of classifying the ingredients of tobacco products and nicotine products as a trade secret. Consumers will now be able to know what ingredients, including toxic addictive compounds, are in tobacco and vape. The Russian government's initiative aims to ensure that consumers can decide whether to use such products or refuse for health reasons. The law was originally planned to enter into force on March 1, 2027, but the date was moved to January after MPs supported the relevant amendment.