A recent report1 from the CDC Foundation and Truth Initiative reveals a 47% increase in U.S. e-cigarette sales from 2019 to 2023, sparking concerns about the growing problem of youth addiction to vaping. The report, titled “Monitoring E-Cigarette Trends in the United States: Urgent Action Needed to Protect Kids from Flavored E-Cigarettes,” highlights the popularity of flavors such as fruit, candy, and mint, which account for more than 80% of total sales.
Read moreOverview of Vape Tax Structures and Regulations in Southeast Asian Countries
Southeast Asia presents a diverse and complex landscape when it comes to the regulation and taxation of e-cigarettes. Countries in the region have adopted a wide range of policies, from implementing comprehensive tax structures to outright banning vaping products. The regulatory environment in each nation is shaped by its unique approach to public health and tobacco control, resulting in a patchwork of policies that impact both consumers and businesses across Southeast Asia.
Read moreThe European Union (EU) currently does not enforce a uniform vape tax across its 27 member states, leading to a varied landscape of taxation policies for e-cigarettes and related products. More than half of the EU countries have introduced taxes on e-liquids based on volume, categorizing them under consumption taxes. However, the tax rates and structures differ significantly across the region.
Read moreNew Regulations Create Lucrative Opportunities as Pharmacies Hesitate to Embrace Vape Sales
Australia’s nicotine-addicted smokers and vapers have become the target of an unlikely rivalry between pharmacy chain Chemist Warehouse and big tobacco companies, as they battle to gain market share in the wake of new government regulations. The laws have created a lucrative new market for vapes sold through pharmacies by shutting down scores of small vape sellers across the country, restricting the products to pharmacies only, banning single-use vapes, and limiting flavors.
Read moreIndustry Faces Challenges with Illegal Products, Favors Disposables, 0% Nicotine, and Modern Oral
As the vape and oral nicotine categories continue to evolve in the convenience store (c-store) channel, retailers are grappling with the impact of illegal products, shifting consumer preferences, and regulatory developments. Industry experts predict that 2025 may bring further regulatory clarity as the Center for Tobacco Products reviews premarket tobacco product applications (PMTAs) and intensifies enforcement efforts against illegal vape products.
Read moreThe vaping industry braces for significant changes in the coming years as a vape tax, set to be introduced in October 2026, and increasing regulations reshape the market. While these transformative challenges may seem daunting, they also present opportunities for those ready to adapt.
Read moreThe disposable vape market has experienced unprecedented growth in recent years, transforming the landscape of the vaping industry. For retailers looking to capitalize on this expanding market, understanding the ins and outs of wholesale disposable vapes is crucial for business success. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll dive into the key aspects of navigating the wholesale disposable vape market, providing you with the knowledge and strategies needed to thrive in this competitive space.
Read moreAs the Supreme Court hears arguments on the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) case against vaping companies marketing products with names that might appeal to young people, a map has emerged showing the U.S. states with the strongest over-the-counter vape sale restrictions.
Read moreThe Henderson County Board of Commissioners in North Carolina has voted to require new vape and tobacco shops to be located at least 5,000 feet—nearly a mile—from any school. The decision, made on November 20th, came after the board heard from alarmed parents and public health experts about the proliferation of these stores and their impact on youth.
Read moreThe Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has launched an expanded version of its Selling Vapes Responsibly guide to help retailers navigate the upcoming ban on disposable vapes, set to take effect on June 1, 2025. The new guidance provides clear information on the features that vapes must have to remain legal for sale after the ban, as well as instructions on handling unsold disposable vapes when the ban comes into force.
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