The Louisiana House Judiciary Committee has approved a bill that would prohibit the sale of flavored nicotine products used in vaping. The bill, known as House Bill 179, was introduced by William Wheat, a representative from the Ponchatoula district.
Read moreNew vaping reforms announced by the Australian government have caused concern among vapers in the country. The planned restrictions, which will include a ban on importing nicotine and non-nicotine vaping products except for pharmacies, have raised questions about what exactly will be affected. Here’s what we do know, and what is yet to be decided.
Read moreHawaii’s state legislators recently passed a “tax parity” law that would subject vaping products to the same tax rate as combustible cigarettes. If Governor Josh Green signs the bill into law, vaping products would incur a 70 percent wholesale tax, making it one of the highest in the country.
Read moreThe Philippines government, under the Marcos Jr. administration, is increasing its efforts to regulate the electronic cigarettes trade by targeting 15,000 more vape sellers in online marketplaces. Trade Undersecretary Ruth Castelo revealed this plan during a recent interview with DZBB Super Radyo.
Read moreHawaii’s lawmakers raced against the clock on Friday evening, trying to finalize bills addressing numerous critical issues. With the deadline looming, significant decisions were made concerning tourism management, Aloha Stadium, and tax rates.
Read moreIn an unprecedented move, the Australian government has announced a ban on the importation of non-prescription vaping products, including those without nicotine. This monumental decision comes as part of the most significant tobacco and vaping control measures in the country in the past decade. But why is this happening now, and what does it mean for the future of vaping in Australia? In this article, we explore the reasons behind these sweeping reforms and examine the impact they may have on public health.
Read moreState Senator Julie Morrison, a staunch advocate of Illinois laws that protect young people from harmful tobacco products, has taken another step to ensure their safety. She has passed a measure to ban the use of e-cigarettes inside public places. Morrison believes that the increasing number of e-cigarette-related illnesses and deaths is a nationwide outbreak that must be addressed before more lives are lost.
Read moreThe Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors has recently passed a new zoning rule that could have a significant impact on where you can purchase vape products in the county. The proposal restricts the location of new businesses that sell tobacco, vape, and other smoking products to be at least 2,000 feet away from any Chesterfield County school. This article will delve into the specifics of the new zoning rule, its implications for vape product retailers, and the reasoning behind its implementation.
Read moreIn recent years, the popularity of vapes has grown exponentially, especially among the younger generation. The Russian Ministry of Health has recognized this trend and is now taking action to protect minors from the potential dangers of vape usage. Deputy Head of the Ministry, Oleg Salagay, has announced the support for a law aimed at tightening the rules for the circulation of vapes, including a ban on the sale of all vape devices to minors. This article will discuss the details of the proposed law and its implications for the vaping industry and public health in Russia.
Read moreThe vaping industry has seen a dramatic rise in popularity worldwide. However, in Thailand, e-cigarettes remain illegal, creating an unregulated black market and increased accessibility for minors. As the 2023 elections approach, the End Cigarette Smoke Thailand (ECST) group is advocating for change. They hope the Thai government will reconsider and potentially legalize vaping, taking inspiration from England’s successful approach to providing free e-cigarettes.
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