Pennsylvania’s Act 57 of 2025 is now in effect, requiring all vape manufacturers to secure Attorney General certification to operate legally. The law mandates a strict public directory by 2026, hefty registration fees, and limits sales exclusively to FDA-authorized or PMTA-pending products.
Read moreThe Pennsylvania Attorney General has established a tiered annual fee structure for e-cigarette manufacturers seeking inclusion in the state’s official Vape Directory.
Read moreStandard processors like Stripe and Square routinely shut down vape businesses without warning. Here is the definitive guide to securing stable, scalable, and compliant high-risk payment processing.
Read moreEffective April 1, 2026, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has officially opened registration for the new UK Vaping Products Duty (VPD) and Vaping Duty Stamps (VDS) Scheme. Manufacturers and importers must apply now to legally trade by October 1, when a flat £2.20 per 10ml excise tax takes effect across all e-liquids.
Read moreMichigan lawmakers are advancing legislation to require a $500 state license for all tobacco and vape retailers. The bills aim to curb youth access by shifting legal penalties away from minors and imposing strict fines and license revocations on non-compliant store owners.
Read moreStarting April 1, 2026, Austria will drastically overhaul its nicotine market by bringing e-cigarettes and pouches under the state tobacco monopoly and outlawing all online sales.
Read moreSouthport, North Carolina, has officially amended its Unified Development Ordinance to restrict where new vape and smoke shops can operate. Driven by youth protection and historic preservation goals, the unopposed measure mandates strict distance requirements from schools, parks, and existing competitors, though it stops short of a total ban.
Read moreThe Bluefield Planning Commission has officially recommended a new zoning ordinance targeting vape and tobacco retailers. Expected to face a final City Board vote in April, the measure redefines what constitutes a vape shop and enforces strict 1,500-foot distance buffers from youth-centric locations.
Read moreRoss Township, Pennsylvania, has unanimously passed a strict new ordinance to limit the proliferation of vape shops. The law mandates a 3,000-foot buffer between new stores and a 1,000-foot distance from schools and parks, aiming to curb the rapid density of these businesses along McKnight Road.
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