Pittsburgh City Council members are introducing new legislation to change the city’s zoning code and limit where new vape and smoke shops can open. Councilman Bobby Wilson, a sponsor of the bill, stated the move is a response to the rapid proliferation of these businesses, which he says are “ruining Downtown” and other neighborhoods.
Read moreThe York City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday on a new ordinance that would impose significant restrictions on where new vape and smoke shops can operate. The proposal aims to limit youth exposure to these products by creating buffer zones around sensitive areas.
Read moreThe New South Wales (NSW) Lower House has passed tough new laws, originally proposed by the Coalition in June, aimed at cracking down on the proliferation of illegal tobacco and vape shops across the state. The legislation introduces severe penalties and grants new powers to health authorities to shut down non-compliant retailers.
Read moreHanover County, Virginia, has approved a new zoning ordinance amendment that imposes significant restrictions on new businesses primarily selling vapes, hemp, and CBD products. The new rules, approved by the Hanover Board of Supervisors in late August, are a response to the increasing number of such stores and resident complaints.
Read moreThe Nashville Metro Council is moving forward with an ordinance designed to increase regulations on beer and cigarette markets, a category that was recently amended to include vape shops. The proposal successfully passed its second reading on Tuesday night and aims to control the density and location of these retail establishments.
Read moreThe Newport News City Planning Commission has recommended that the city council approve a new ordinance that would prohibit new vape shops from opening within 2,000 feet of schools and childcare centers. The proposal, which passed the commission in a 5-3 vote, now moves to the city council for a public hearing on September 23.
Read moreImports Plummet as Brands Like Geek Bar Face Disruption, But Illicit Market Expected to Adapt
The flow of e-cigarettes from China into the United States, the world’s largest vaping market, has dramatically slowed, with official import data showing a near-total halt in May. This sharp decline is attributed to a combination of new U.S. tariffs imposed under the Trump administration and an intensified crackdown by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on unauthorized e-cigarettes. While this aims to curb the influx of illegal products, particularly popular disposable flavored vapes, industry insiders anticipate price hikes for consumers and a resilient black market that will continue to find ways to supply demand.
Read moreThe global e-cigarette and vape market is projected to experience rapid growth, surging from an estimated $27.75 billion in 2024 to $67.11 billion by 2029, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19.3%. This expansion is largely driven by a growing consumer preference for safer alternatives to traditional smoking, increased health awareness, and continuous innovation in vaping technology.
Read moreThe City of Beckley, West Virginia, has enacted a new ordinance, effective immediately, that imposes strict location restrictions on vape and smoke shops. Passed by the City Council after a second reading, the law aims to protect youth and make communities safer and healthier.
Read moreThe UK government has announced new plans that will require vape sellers and online marketplaces to pay for the cost of recycling their products at the end of their life. This “polluter pays” principle is part of a broader strategy to “end the UK’s throwaway culture” and manage the growing problem of electrical waste (e-waste).
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