With over a decade of experience in the e-cigarette industry, Matthew Ma is a seasoned expert in both the manufacturing and usage aspects of vaping products. His extensive background has provided him with a deep understanding of the intricacies and evolving dynamics of e-cigarettes.
The Negeri Sembilan state government fully supports a ban on the sale and use of vapes but is awaiting clear and firm federal regulations before enforcing it, according to Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun. He emphasized that without specific laws, any prohibition would be ineffective, as sales and usage could continue unchecked.
If you’re a driver in Massachusetts who vapes or smokes, you’ve likely wondered about the specific rules of the road. Can you use your vape pen during your commute on the Mass Pike? Is it legal to light up a cigarette while navigating Boston traffic? This guide provides a comprehensive breakdown of Massachusetts’s laws on […]
Austria is set to ban disposable e-cigarettes (vapes), following the lead of several other European countries. Health State Secretary Ulrike Königsberger-Ludwig announced the planned prohibition, justifying it with both public health and environmental concerns. She highlighted that these single-use products contain harmful substances and often serve as an entry point to smoking for young people.
Colombia has taken a significant legislative step to control the burgeoning vape market with the passage of its “anti-vaping law” (Ley 2354). The law, which saw its final key provisions on advertising and promotion come into force on May 9th. However, as the country begins to navigate this new regulatory landscape, a complex reality is […]
The Bahraini Parliament is set to discuss a draft law that would ban the sale and circulation of electronic shisha and e-cigarettes (vapes) throughout the Kingdom. MP Jalal Kazem Al-Mahfoudh announced that the proposal will be addressed in the upcoming parliamentary session, aiming to protect young people from the growing health risks associated with vaping.
A recent announcement under the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP) to potentially expand pro-health taxes to include vape products has sparked confusion and concern among anti-smoking advocates. They are now demanding clarity from the government on whether its ultimate goal is to regulate and tax vapes or to implement a complete ban on their sale and […]
In Russia, smoking or vaping at home, including on a private balcony, can now result in a fine of up to 1,500 rubles if it disturbs neighbors. Lawyers are reminding citizens that while the act isn’t explicitly banned in one’s own residence, the law protects a neighbor’s right to a clean and safe living environment.
A local lawmaker in Mexico City is pushing for the approval of an initiative to ban the use of vapes and electronic cigarettes, aiming to align the capital’s legislation with existing federal prohibitions. Deputy Alberto Vanegas Arenas, representing the Morena party, stated that the Mexico City Congress will soon approve his proposal.
A new law took effect in Russia on August 3rd, introducing criminal liability for the circulation of unmarked nicotine-containing products, including vape liquids. This measure extends criminal penalties, previously focused on traditional tobacco, to all nicotine products lacking special government-mandated marking.
If you’re a driver in Maryland who vapes or smokes, you’ve likely wondered about the specific rules of the road. Can you use your vape pen during your commute on the Baltimore Beltway? Is it legal to light up a cigarette while crossing the Bay Bridge? The answer is a nuanced one, shaped by a […]