Pakistan’s Senate Standing Committee on Health is actively debating a nationwide ban on vaping products. Driven by rising youth adoption and health concerns, lawmakers are currently weighing total prohibition against stricter regulatory frameworks, with no final timeline set for a decision.
Read moreIn a striking demonstration of circular economy potential, YouTuber Chris Doel has successfully powered a vintage electric vehicle using 500 recycled lithium-ion cells salvaged from disposable vapes. The project targets the notorious waste stream of single-use e-cigarettes, proving that discarded batteries often retain significant charge capacity. By reconfiguring these cells into a modular 2.5 kWh battery pack, Doel managed to drive a G-Wiz—an early 2000s micro-EV originally powered by heavy lead-acid batteries—at speeds approaching 40 mph.
Read moreNorth Yorkshire Council is preparing to allocate up to £477,000 for e-cigarettes to combat local smoking rates. Through the Living Well Smokefree service, eligible smokers will receive free e-vouchers for reusable vapes, a harm reduction strategy boasting a proven 75% four-week quit success rate.
Read moreThe Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) has submitted a non-legislative proposal (PNL) to the Spanish Congress, seeking a total ban on the online sale of vaping devices and nicotine pouches. Citing a state of “uncontrolled” commercialization, the party aims to restrict sales exclusively to authorized, specialized establishments. This move is designed to curb tax evasion, ensure strict age verification, and address the environmental impact of lithium-ion battery waste from disposable devices.
Read moreAs of March 1, Uzbekistan has enacted a total ban on the circulation of all e-cigarettes and e-liquids. Violators face severe criminal penalties, including up to five years in prison, though heated tobacco products (HTPs) notably remain legal.
Read moreBelarus is tightening its grip on the vaping market, opting for strict regulatory compliance over a total prohibition. New measures enforce a 20mg/ml nicotine cap, 10ml e-liquid volume limits, and strict packaging rules to combat a growing black market fueled by illegal online sales to youth.
Read moreThe Paraguayan Highway Patrol has classified vaping, smoking, and drinking traditional beverages like tereré while driving as serious traffic offenses. Drivers caught with an e-cigarette in hand face steep fines ranging from 6 to 10 minimum daily wages for distracted driving.
Read moreSyria has officially banned the production, sale, and use of all e-cigarettes. Driven by rising youth consumption and health concerns, Damascus authorities are rolling out aggressive enforcement measures, including product confiscation and mandatory business closures for violators.
Read moreGovernor Reynolds’ push to slap a new 15% sales tax on vaping products and hike tobacco taxes has hit a legislative wall in Iowa. House Republicans stripped the measure from the “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) bill, leaving the proposal in a holding pattern.
Read moreSingapore’s government has introduced a new Bill proposing significantly harsher penalties for vaping offenses. If passed, fines could skyrocket to $10,000 for users, $200,000 for sellers, and $300,000 for smugglers, alongside potential jail terms. The legislation also targets psychoactive substances like etomidate found in “Kpods,” treating vaping increasingly as a serious drug issue.
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