Smokers and vapers in New Jersey will now be paying more as tax increases on tobacco and nicotine products go into effect today, August 1st. The new rates are part of Governor Phil Murphy’s fiscal year 2026 budget recommendations.
Read moreThe Kenyan government has instituted an immediate and comprehensive ban on the importation of all tobacco and nicotine-containing products, including cigarettes, smokeless tobacco, and vaping items. Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale announced the move before the National Assembly Committee on Delegated Legislation on July 30th.
Read moreThe Paraguayan Congress has passed a new law establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS), similar nicotine-free systems (SSSN), and other vaping products. The bill, which has been sent to the Executive Branch for promulgation or rejection, aims to protect public health by controlling the import, production, sale, consumption, and advertising of these devices and their liquids, regardless of nicotine content.
Read moreMalaysia will expand its “pro-health tax” to include all tobacco and vape products, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced. The tax, previously only imposed on sugary beverages, is being extended as part of the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP).
Read moreGuernsey’s top political body, the Policy & Resources Committee (P&R), is considering the introduction of a tax on vape liquids as part of its 2026 budget. This move follows the UK’s announcement of a similar levy set to be introduced in October 2026, which will be charged at a flat rate of £2.20 per 10ml of vaping liquid.
Read moreThe city of Richmond, Virginia, has implemented new zoning restrictions that limit where new tobacco and vape shops can open. The ordinance, approved by the Richmond City Council on Monday, July 28, is part of a broader effort to reduce the number of these businesses, particularly in areas frequented by children.
Read moreNew regulations for vape products are taking effect in Tennessee, introducing significant changes to how these items are taxed, sold, and regulated. As of this Friday, retailers in the state can only purchase vapor products from distributors or wholesalers who are licensed to sell tobacco products.
Read moreA researcher from Indonesia’s National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) is advocating for risk-based regulations for alternative tobacco products like e-cigarettes (vapes) and heated tobacco products (HTPs), arguing they should not be treated the same as conventional cigarettes. Bambang Prasetya, a BRIN researcher, stated that a BRIN study shows these alternative products have a different health risk profile.
Read moreThe tobacco industry is actively pushing the Irish government to increase regulation and implement an excise tax on its “new golden goose”: smoking-alternative products like vapes. British American Tobacco (BAT), a major player in the global vape market with its Vuse brand, is warning that Ireland’s illicit vape trade will thrive unless a planned excise tax is rolled out with strong enforcement measures.
Read moreA new bill has been filed in Colombia’s House of Representatives by Representative Wadith Manzur to regulate and impose taxes on vaping products. The primary objective of the proposal is to discourage the use of these devices, especially among young people, due to growing public health concerns.
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