Russian State Duma deputies, including Health Protection Committee Deputy Chairman Leonid Ogul, have proposed a lifetime ban on the sale of cigarettes and vapes to anyone born after 2008. This initiative, supported by the Ministry of Health, seeks to eradicate tobacco addiction in future generations by permanently denying them legal access to nicotine products once they turn 18.
Read moreDelaware lawmakers have advanced legislation to significantly increase taxes on cigarettes, vapes, and nicotine pouches starting September 2026, aiming to curb youth addiction and generate state revenue.
Read moreThe Michigan Senate has passed legislation to combat youth vaping by shifting legal penalties away from minors and directly onto the retailers who sell them tobacco and vaping products.
Read moreThe UK government is advancing the Tobacco and Vapes Bill to permanently ban cigarette sales to anyone born after January 1, 2009, aiming to create a “smoke-free generation.” However, the legislation faces severe scrutiny over an exploding £7 billion illicit tobacco market, concerns about youth transitioning to unregulated “monster vapes,” and significant legal hurdles in Northern Ireland.
Read moreResponsible Vaping Ireland (RVI) has issued a stark warning regarding the newly published Public Health (Tobacco Products and Nicotine Inhaling Products) (Amendment) Bill 2026. While supporting youth protection measures, the association representing over 3,300 independent retailers argues that banning flavored vapes will critically undermine public health.
Read moreA new University of Cape Town (UCT) study reveals that approximately 60% of cigarettes sold in South Africa are illicit, driven by weak regulatory enforcement and consumer habits formed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreThe Trump administration and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are actively pushing the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to reverse its prohibitionist stance and allow more flavored vaping products on the market to aid smoking cessation.
Read moreThe Iowa City Landfill and Recycling Center will officially begin accepting nicotine vape devices at its hazardous materials collection facility on Thursday, April 23. This new initiative addresses the growing safety risks associated with improperly discarded e-cigarettes, specifically the threat of fires sparked by lithium-ion batteries and toxic nicotine leaks in regular waste streams.
Read moreAs of January 16, 2026, Mexico has officially implemented a comprehensive ban on the sale, production, and distribution of all vaping devices and e-cigarettes, regardless of their nicotine content.
Read moreBangladesh’s newly elected government has passed a comprehensive anti-tobacco law banning advertising and expanding smoke-free zones, though it notably excludes newer nicotine products like vapes and pouches.
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