These include: Storefront designs that follow the Saudi urban code or architecture guidelines Mandatory ramps for accessibility Installation of alarm and fire extinguishing systems Compliance with the Saudi Building Code covering ventilation, air conditioning, lighting, and fire safety In terms of visual presentation and public space use: No logos, promotional materials, or tobacco imagery are allowed on external signboards only the business name may be displayed Use of public sidewalks outside the store for any business-related activity is banned Internal and external CCTV cameras must be installed Shops must support electronic payment methods and maintain proper waste disposal and hygiene standards Saudi crackdown on tobacco sales to minors, promotions, and packaging violations The regulations introduce several prohibitions and controls to ensure tobacco is handled responsibly: No sales to individuals under 18 sellers must verify age and are allowed to request identification No mixing, repackaging, or selling in unapproved packaging No sale of single cigarettes or loose tobacco by weight (e.g., by kilo or fraction thereof) No vending machines for tobacco products No promotional offers, price cuts, free samples, gifts, or prizes involving tobacco products No advertising or importation of materials that promote tobacco use No consumer testing of tobacco products in stores Retailers must be able to show proof of supplier for every product on the shelf
Initiative In 2013, Oman took action to comply with Article 13 of the WHO FCTC by implementing a comprehensive ban on tobacco promotion
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