More than five years after promising action, the Canadian federal government faces renewed pressure to finalize a national ban on flavored vaping products. First proposed in 2021 by then-Health Minister Patty Hajdu to combat youth nicotine addiction, the regulations remain unenacted. Current Health Minister Marjorie Michel has yet to provide a clear timeline for implementation, even as youth vaping rates remain high.
Read moreThe Ministry of Health in Argentina has officially updated its labeling and advertising regulations for tobacco products. Published in the Official Gazette under Resolution 796/2026, the new mandate extends graphic health warning requirements to modern alternatives, including electronic cigarettes, vapers, heated tobacco products, and nicotine pouches.
Read moreThe Austrian National Council is set to pass a ban on single-use vapes, prohibiting their sale after the end of this year. This legislative move, heavily championed by environmental organization GLOBAL 2000, addresses critical resource waste and rising fire hazards in waste facilities.
Read moreThe Seoul Metropolitan Government has called for urgent upgrades to electronic cigarette vending machines after a two-month intensive sweep revealed severe flaws in their age-verification systems. Between April 24 and June 23, inspectors discovered that 168 out of 415 vending machines successfully authenticated forged or altered identification documents.
Read moreThe National Assembly of Armenia has officially adopted amendments to the country’s Tax Code in its second and final reading. The new legislation outlines a revised excise tax schedule spanning 2027 to 2029, designed to redistribute the tax burden across alcohol categories and gradually tighten tobacco taxation.
Read moreThe Municipal Council of Rosario has approved a crucial update to its 2006 smoke-free environments ordinance, officially extending indoor smoking bans to include electronic cigarettes, vaporizers, and heated tobacco products. Under the new regulations, vaping is strictly prohibited in all enclosed public spaces, including the city’s urban passenger transport system.
Read moreCalifornia is moving closer to banning disposable nicotine vapes powered by lithium batteries. A new bill progressing through the state legislature aims to halt the sale of these single-use devices by 2028, targeting the severe environmental and financial damage caused after they are thrown away.
Read moreIf one downstate legislator has her way, New York State could eventually ban the sale of all tobacco and nicotine products entirely. Bill A11509, introduced by Assemblywoman Amy Paulin, proposes a “tobacco-free generation” policy by outlawing tobacco sales to anyone born after December 31, 2007. Currently residing in the Assembly Health Committee, the bill would take effect on January 1, 2028, if passed.
Read morePayment processing giant Fiserv and major service station operators, including BP, have issued joint warnings to convenience stores nationwide regarding the legal and financial risks of selling unauthorized vaping products. This coordinated industry alert comes as federal authorities intensify their crackdown on illicit e-cigarettes in the retail market.
Read moreThe Alabama Supreme Court has cleared the way for continued enforcement of the state’s strict 2025 vape law. In a ruling delivered on Thursday, the state’s highest court affirmed a trial court’s decision to deny a preliminary injunction sought by the Vapor Technology Association and Southside Vape.
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