French MPs Nicolas Thierry and Pierre Cazeneuve presented a cross-party bill on April 15 to enforce plain packaging on all vaping products. This legislative push at the National Assembly comes as youth vaping rates surge, directly challenging manufacturers’ aggressive, youth-oriented marketing strategies.
Read moreThe Scottish National Party (SNP) plans to ban the retail display of vaping products, treating them like tobacco, if they secure a fifth term in government this May.
Read moreIndonesia’s Ministry of Health is preparing to enforce comprehensive vape regulations by July 2026, effectively aligning e-cigarette restrictions with conventional tobacco laws to curb youth usage.
Read morePennsylvania vape retailers are facing a critical one-week deadline for manufacturers to submit product certifications to the state Attorney General, a move that could effectively ban many popular disposable nicotine devices from the market.
Read moreLeading Brazilian health organizations, including the National Cancer Institute (Inca) and the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz), are developing joint guidelines to prioritize and standardize national research on electronic smoking devices.
Read moreKentucky has officially enacted an emergency law (Acts Ch. 70) establishing a comprehensive, mandatory licensing framework for all tobacco, nicotine, and vape retailers operating within the state.
Read moreThe Polish government is advancing legislation to impose a 40 PLN excise tax on induction e-cigarettes, closing a legal loophole that allowed these devices to be taxed at significantly lower rates than traditional vapes.
Read moreThe Spanish Congressional Health Commission has approved a major initiative to restrict the sale of vapes and nicotine pouches strictly to authorized channels like state-regulated tobacconists. Driven by a sharp increase in youth consumption, this move aims to eliminate unregulated access that has fueled underage vaping.
Read moreUnited Conservative Party MLA Chelsae Petrovic has introduced Bill 208, the Vaping Reduction Act, into the Alberta legislature. The proposed legislation aims to curb rising youth vaping rates by potentially banning disposable vapes and tightening retail restrictions, building upon the province’s existing tobacco control framework.
Read moreSweden has officially achieved “smoke-free” status with a daily smoking rate of just 3.7%, a historic public health milestone driven by the widespread adoption of safer nicotine alternatives like snus and modern nicotine pouches.
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