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  • Snusify
    Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 626

    #1831
    Just get on a Ryan air flight. Get your Snus fly back. Put in the freezer. 4 months later do it again. You can fly in and out on the same day. ยฃ50 return. I used to spend more than that in 4 months in shipping costs with online orders. So you get your Snus quicker and fresher.
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    • Nightfirez
      Member
      • Jan 2009
      • 36

      #1832
      could do but no pasport at the mo or id be on the flight out monday lol

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      • deppman007
        New Member
        • May 2011
        • 1

        #1833
        Hi fellas, just joined here but Im a longtime snuser and regularly ordered from Northerner.com but now the ban has come in Im struggling. Placed an order from the US but its been over a week and nada. Could anyone give me an invite to Snus.de - Id massively appreciate it! Peace guys!

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        • chossy
          Member
          • Jul 2009
          • 242

          #1834
          Originally posted by Snusify View Post
          Just get on a Ryan air flight. Get your Snus fly back. Put in the freezer. 4 months later do it again. You can fly in and out on the same day. ยฃ50 return. I used to spend more than that in 4 months in shipping costs with online orders. So you get your Snus quicker and fresher.
          Only 4 months? you could easily buy 30 rolls or more if you fancy

          btw where are the pics from stockholm?

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          • GN Tobacco Sweden AB
            Member
            • Mar 2011
            • 7035

            #1835
            PRESSMEDDELANDE
            26 maj 2011
            Utrikesdepartementet
            En ansvarsfull reglering av tobaksprodukter รถppnar fรถr fรถrsรคljning av svenskt snus
            EU-kommissionen har beslutat att revidera tobaksproduktdirektivet (2001/37/EG) och har inlett en process fรถr detta. Sveriges regering vรคlkomnar beslutet, eftersom det skapar en mรถjlighet att komma รถverens om en enhetlig och ansvarsfull produktreglering som omfattar alla tobaksprodukter.

            - Vi anser att ett reviderat direktiv mรฅste bygga pรฅ en produktreglering som รคr baserad pรฅ vetenskaplig fakta, i stรคllet fรถr nuvarande ordning dรคr vissa produkter รคr fรถrbjudna samtidigt som andra liknande, ofta mer farliga produkter, รคr tillรฅtna fรถr fรถrsรคljning inom EU, sรคger handelsminister Ewa Bjรถrling.
            EU:s tobaksproduktdirektiv antogs 1992 av ministerrรฅdet i syfte att minska anvรคndningen av tobak. Direktivet omfattar ett fรถrbud mot att sรคlja snus, tobaksprodukter fรถr anvรคndning i munnen, inom EU. Under de svenska anslutningsfรถrhandlingarna fick Sverige ett permanent undantag frรฅn fรถrbudet i sitt anslutningsfรถrdrag, fรถr fรถrsรคljning av snus inom Sverige. Dรคremot finns enligt undantaget ett utfรถrselfรถrbud fรถr det svenska snuset och det fรฅr alltsรฅ inte sรคljas pรฅ EU:s inre marknad. Exempelvis danskt snus kan dock sรคljas till Sverige.
            Sveriges regering, med fรถrankring av Sveriges riskdag, anser att fรถrbudet รคr diskriminerande. Regeringen anser i stรคllet att EU bรถr enas om en enhetlig och ansvarsfull produktreglering fรถr alla tobaksprodukter, i linje med principen om fri rรถrlighet fรถr varor och god folkhรคlsa.
            Regeringen kommer inom kort lรคmna in ett fรถrslag till EU-kommissionen pรฅ hur vi anser att tobaksproduktdirektivet bรถr revideras. Dessutom kommer handelsminister Ewa Bjรถrling att ta upp frรฅgan under nรคsta mรถte med konkurrenskraftsrรฅdet, pรฅ mรฅndag den 30 maj i Bryssel.
            Presstrรคff
            Vรคlkommen pรฅ en presstrรคff fรถr att hรถra mer om Sveriges syn pรฅ hur det nya direktivet bรถr se ut, i frรฅgor om hygien, farliga รคmnen, tillsatser och mรคrkning.

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            • GN Tobacco Sweden AB
              Member
              • Mar 2011
              • 7035

              #1836
              PRESS RELEASE May 26, 2011 Foreign Affairs Responsible regulation of tobacco products will open for the sale of Swedish snus The European Commission has decided to revise tobacco products directive (2001/37/EC) and has initiated a process for this. Swedish Government welcomes the decision, because it creates an opportunity to agree on a unified and responsible product marketing, covering all tobacco products. - We believe that a revised Directive must be based on product regulation, which is based on scientific facts, instead of the current regime under which certain products are banned, while others like it, often more dangerous products, authorized for sale in the EU, "says Dr Bjรถrling . EU tobacco product directive was adopted in 1992 by the Council of Ministers in order to reduce the use of tobacco. The directive includes a ban on selling snuff, tobacco products for oral use, in the EU. During the Swedish accession negotiations, Sweden a permanent exemption from the prohibition in its accession treaty, for the sale of snus in Sweden. By contrast, under the exception an exit ban on Swedish snus, and it may not be sold on the EU's internal market. For example, Danish snuff may be sold to Sweden. The Government of Sweden, with roots of Sweden riskdag, believe the ban is discriminatory. The government believes instead that the EU should agree on a unified and responsible product marketing of all tobacco products, in line with the principle of free movement of goods and good public health. The Government will shortly submit a proposal to the EU Commission on how we believe that tobacco products directive should be revised. In addition, Dr Bjรถrling to raise the issue at the next meeting of the Competitiveness Council on Monday 30 May in Brussels. Press briefing Welcome to a press conference to hear more about Sweden's view of how the new directive should look like, in matters of hygiene, hazardous substances, additives and labeling.

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              • Ansel
                Member
                • Feb 2011
                • 3696

                #1837
                Originally posted by Snusify View Post
                Just get on a Ryan air flight. Get your Snus fly back. Put in the freezer. 4 months later do it again. You can fly in and out on the same day. ยฃ50 return. I used to spend more than that in 4 months in shipping costs with online orders. So you get your Snus quicker and fresher.
                Man, that sounds like a good idea.

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                • Mykislt
                  Member
                  • Sep 2010
                  • 677

                  #1838
                  Originally posted by GN Tobacco Sweden AB View Post
                  PRESS RELEASE May 26, 2011 Foreign Affairs Responsible regulation of tobacco products will open for the sale of Swedish snus The European Commission has decided to revise tobacco products directive (2001/37/EC) and has initiated a process for this. Swedish Government welcomes the decision, because it creates an opportunity to agree on a unified and responsible product marketing, covering all tobacco products. - We believe that a revised Directive must be based on product regulation, which is based on scientific facts, instead of the current regime under which certain products are banned, while others like it, often more dangerous products, authorized for sale in the EU, "says Dr Bjรถrling . EU tobacco product directive was adopted in 1992 by the Council of Ministers in order to reduce the use of tobacco. The directive includes a ban on selling snuff, tobacco products for oral use, in the EU. During the Swedish accession negotiations, Sweden a permanent exemption from the prohibition in its accession treaty, for the sale of snus in Sweden. By contrast, under the exception an exit ban on Swedish snus, and it may not be sold on the EU's internal market. For example, Danish snuff may be sold to Sweden. The Government of Sweden, with roots of Sweden riskdag, believe the ban is discriminatory. The government believes instead that the EU should agree on a unified and responsible product marketing of all tobacco products, in line with the principle of free movement of goods and good public health. The Government will shortly submit a proposal to the EU Commission on how we believe that tobacco products directive should be revised. In addition, Dr Bjรถrling to raise the issue at the next meeting of the Competitiveness Council on Monday 30 May in Brussels. Press briefing Welcome to a press conference to hear more about Sweden's view of how the new directive should look like, in matters of hygiene, hazardous substances, additives and labeling.
                  things are ****ing looking up here!

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                  • jumissa
                    Member
                    • Dec 2010
                    • 111

                    #1839
                    letยดs hope snus will be free for sale in EU and all over the world @ 2012? :P man i like idea of that

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                    • GN Tobacco Sweden AB
                      Member
                      • Mar 2011
                      • 7035

                      #1840
                      We hope and belive as We have told before here in begining That if Swedish goverment going in to this fight With EU they Will win , the reason is obvios ... More dangerous produkts are aloud in EU but not snus so 2012 is the year for snusers in EU

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                      • kevs
                        Member
                        • Mar 2011
                        • 875

                        #1841
                        Wow, this would be a dream come true when I could go down to my local shop and easily buy as much snus as I wish!

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                        • GN Tobacco Sweden AB
                          Member
                          • Mar 2011
                          • 7035

                          #1842
                          Originally posted by kevinatest View Post
                          Wow, this would be a dream come true when I could go down to my local shop and easily buy as much snus as I wish!
                          Or deliver by your self snus to stores theyre))))

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                          • kevs
                            Member
                            • Mar 2011
                            • 875

                            #1843
                            Originally posted by GN Tobacco Sweden AB View Post
                            Or deliver by your self snus to stores theyre))))
                            Sounds even better, also have to make sure that Oden's freezer has the best place in all stores here!

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                            • GN Tobacco Sweden AB
                              Member
                              • Mar 2011
                              • 7035

                              #1844
                              Originally posted by kevinatest View Post
                              Sounds even better, also have to make sure that Oden's freezer has the best place in all stores here!
                              Exactly

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                              • bill77.017
                                Member
                                • Jul 2010
                                • 2279

                                #1845
                                Originally posted by GN Tobacco Sweden AB View Post
                                We hope and belive as We have told before here in begining That if Swedish goverment going in to this fight With EU they Will win , the reason is obvios ... More dangerous produkts are aloud in EU but not snus so 2012 is the year for snusers in EU
                                Hopefully the Swedish government will win and put an end to the ban, thanks for the info GN.

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