The World Health Organization (WHO) and global tobacco industry watchdog “STOP” have recently released a report titled “Hooking the Next Generation,” urging governments worldwide to protect youth from the harms of the tobacco and nicotine industries. This report comes in light of the upcoming World No Tobacco Day on May 31, as governments, health organizations, and monitoring groups release data on youth smoking in their respective countries. Ecigator, a leading authority on e-cigarette trends and research, has compiled and analyzed youth smoking data from various countries, revealing a notable decline in youth smoking rates but a concerning rise in e-cigarette use.
Read moreAs the new Vape Law is set to take effect in June, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is gearing up to enforce stricter regulations on the vape industry in the Philippines. DTI Undersecretary Amanda Nograles announced at a forum organized by Bantay Konsumer, Kalsada, Kuryente (BK3) in Makati that all vape products must be registered with the agency, and importation and manufacturing of vaporized nicotine, non-nicotine products, and novel tobacco products will now undergo a rigorous certification process.
Read morePrime Minister Rishi Sunak’s surprise announcement of a snap election on May 22 has effectively shelved the contentious Tobacco and Vapes Bill, which was close to becoming law after passing through the House of Commons in April. Read more
The Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan has taken a significant step towards regulating the vape and heated tobacco market in the country. On May 18, the cabinet approved Resolution No. 290, which establishes the Technical Regulation on Tobacco Products, setting forth requirements for vapes and heated tobacco. Read more
North African countries are gradually warming up to the concept of tobacco harm reduction, acknowledging the potential role of alternative nicotine products in mitigating smoking-related health issues. Morocco, Algeria, and Egypt are among the nations considering harm reduction strategies alongside traditional anti-smoking initiatives. While the region’s stance on vaping products varies by country, it is generally characterized by cautious regulation.
Read moreAs we enter the year 2024, the worldwide vape market is undergoing a significant transformation due to the implementation of new regulations aimed at addressing pressing health concerns and environmental issues. Governments across the globe are tightening their control over e-cigarettes, with a particular focus on banning single-use devices (disposable vapes) and restricting flavors that appeal to minors. This comprehensive article provides an in-depth overview of the latest developments in global e-cigarette policies, highlighting the key changes that are reshaping the industry and their potential impact on consumers, manufacturers, and public health.
Read moreIn a significant move to safeguard public health, particularly that of minors, President Gustavo Petro has sanctioned new legislation regulating the use of vaping devices in Colombia. The law, known as the Anti-Tobacco Law 2.0, aims to adapt to the growing popularity of electronic cigarettes and vaping devices while aligning with the standards set by the World Health Organization (WHO). Read more
Florida has emerged as the nation’s top market for disposable vapes, with Floridians spending a staggering $410 million on these products last year. However, the booming sales have not been met with celebration from retailers, as an estimated 90% of the disposables sold in the state are considered illegal. Read more
The Czech Ministry of Health has drafted a decree aimed at banning flavored e-cigarettes, also known as vaporizers, in an effort to reduce their appeal to non-smokers, especially children. TV Nova obtained the decree, which is expected to take effect next year and will restrict the taste and appearance of e-cigarettes to mimic traditional cigarettes. Read more
The Nepalese government has taken the first steps towards banning electronic cigarettes, also known as vapes, in the country. The National Health Education, Information and Communication Center (NHEICC), operating under the Department of Health Services, has reached out to several ministries to seek their cooperation in implementing the ban effectively.
Keshav Raj Pandit, the director of NHEICC, has called upon the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supplies, the Department of Customs, and the Department of Commerce, Supplies, and Consumer Protection to collaborate in enforcing the provisions that prohibit the use of electronic cigarettes. Read more
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