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What's banned in Croatia?

Out of 44 things One Map has mapped, here is where Croatia stands.

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Banned in Croatia

• Energy Drinks for KidsBanned

  Under-18 ban in force since 17 June 2026, self-checkouts included.

• Phones in SchoolsBanned

  No phones anywhere in primary schools, even at breaks, since 2026.

• SurrogacyBanned

  Surrogacy deals are void by law, and organisers can be fined.

• Wild Circus AnimalsBanned

  Only domestic animals may appear in circuses under a 2017 law.

• Potassium BromateBanned

  Not on the EU's list of allowed additives, so no bromate in bread.

• SpankingBanned

  Hitting your own kid is against the law here, since 1999.

• PufferfishBanned

  EU law: pufferfish can't be sold as food anywhere in the EU.

• LandminesBanned

  Joined the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty in 1998.

• Titanium Dioxide (E171)Banned

  Banned in food across the EU since August 2022.

• Plastic GlitterBanned

  Loose plastic glitter banned from sale since October 2023.

• Declawing CatsBanned

  Law names removing cats' claws among banned amputations.

• Animal Testing for MakeupBanned

  EU rules ban both the tests and the sale of tested cosmetics.

• Military ServiceMandatory

  Brought back in 2026: 2 months of basic training.

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