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Louisiana Law Enacts Jail Time for Vaping Near Schools
Vaping NewsLouisiana authorities have implemented a law targeting youth vaping, imposing jail time and fines for vaping near school grounds. The legislation, signed by Governor Jeff Landry, takes effect as local educators and pediatricians report a rise in nicotine and THC vape use among middle and high school students.
US Adult Smoking Hits Record Low as Heroin Use Rises
Vaping NewsThe National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) released data showing that cigarette smoking and alcohol use among American adults continued their long-term decline in 2025. However, the same federal study highlighted a troubling development: the first rise in adult heroin use detected in a decade.
Brazil Proposes Federal Law to Codify National Ban on Vape Sales and Advertising
Vaping NewsFederal Deputy Pr. Marco Feliciano has introduced Bill 2466/2026 to codify Brazil’s prohibition on the sale, import, and advertising of electronic cigarettes into federal law. The legislative proposal aims to strengthen child protection measures and establish permanent anti-vaping educational campaigns in schools nationwide.
ASH Demands Stricter Vape Rules Despite Acknowledging Cessation Benefits
Vaping NewsAnti-tobacco advocacy group Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) has called for tighter regulations on the UK vaping market, despite acknowledging that vape shops help adult smokers quit. ASH Chief Executive Hazel Cheeseman criticized Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham’s vape shop crackdown, calling it a “knee-jerk announcement” unlikely to make a meaningful difference.
South African MPs Debate Vaping & Illicit Tobacco Bill
Vaping NewsSouth African Members of Parliament have entered detailed clause-by-clause deliberations on the proposed Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Control Bill. The Health Portfolio Committee is scrutinizing the bill’s definitions, with lawmakers demanding changes to address illicit trade, scientific evidence, and harm reduction.
US Clinicians Get First Guidelines on Vaping to Quit Smoking
Vaping News, Vape StudyA newly published paper in JAMA offers the first clinical recommendations in the United States on using e-cigarettes to help adults quit smoking. Led by Dr. Eleanor Leavens of the University of Kansas Cancer Center, the guidance aims to standardize how clinicians support patients transitioning away from combustible tobacco.
UK Bans Vape and Nicotine Pouch Sales to Under-18s
Vaping News, Nicotine PouchThe UK government has announced that selling zero-nicotine vapes and nicotine pouches to anyone under 18 will become a criminal offense starting October 29. This update closes existing loopholes by extending age restrictions to next-generation nicotine products that previously escaped regulation.
Australian Authorities Raid Over 100 Service Stations for Illicit Tobacco and Vapes
Vaping NewsThe Australian Border Force and 15 federal and state agencies raided more than 100 service stations across Australia on Tuesday. Code-named Operation SHORTHAND, the coordinated sweep targeted the sale of illegal tobacco and vapes, disrupting supply networks linked to organized crime syndicates.
Imperial Brands to Cut Thousands of Jobs in US and Europe
Vaping NewsTobacco giant Imperial Brands is launching a restructuring program that will eliminate thousands of jobs across the United States and Europe. The decision, first reported by Bloomberg, reflects the company’s efforts to cut £320 million in costs by 2030 amid declining global demand for traditional cigarettes.
Connecticut: Naugatuck Mandates Police Licenses and Daily Fines for Vape Retailers
Vaping News, Vape BusinessNaugatuck borough officials have approved Ordinance No. 140, requiring all local retailers selling vape products to secure a license from the police chief by September 1. The measure targets public health concerns and youth vaping by introducing background checks and steep daily fines for non-compliance.