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.
Bangladesh’s newly elected government has passed a comprehensive anti-tobacco law banning advertising and expanding smoke-free zones, though it notably excludes newer nicotine products like vapes and pouches.
The UK Parliament has officially passed the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, enacting a lifelong ban on cigarette sales to anyone born on or after January 1, 2009, while granting ministers new regulatory powers over vaping products.
The Tasmanian House of Assembly has passed a stringent new bill introducing severe penalties and business closure powers to combat the illicit trade of tobacco and vaping products.
Starting May 15, Vietnam will enforce strict new penalties under Decree 90/2026/ND-CP, fining individuals up to VND 5 million for using e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products to combat rising youth addiction.
Irish authorities are warning parents that smoking in a vehicle with passengers under 18 is illegal and carries an immediate fine, while vaping can also trigger penalties if it impairs driving visibility.
The UK’s Tobacco and Vapes Bill returns to the House of Lords for final amendments, facing fierce opposition from over 1,000 small business owners who warn the generational ban will fuel the illicit market and retail crime.
A recent Stanford University survey reveals that less than half of U.S. parents know the federal legal age to purchase tobacco products, including vapes and nicotine pouches, was raised to 21 in 2019.
The exorbitant cost of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) in Switzerland is forcing citizens to cross the border into France, where quitting products are up to five times cheaper.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced that the national cigarette smoking rate has dropped to an unprecedented 14%, marking a significant public health milestone.
Researchers have presented a new study to the Dutch Parliament outlining potential non-tax tobacco control measures to combat rising smoking and youth vaping rates within the European Union legal framework.