Singapore has significantly hardened its stance against e-cigarettes, with new, stricter legislation taking effect on September 1, 2025. The updated law now explicitly prohibits the possession of e-cigarettes and other vaping devices throughout the city-state, and this ban extends to foreign passengers who are merely in transit at the internationally acclaimed Changi Airport.
Read moreWhile voters in Denver are set to decide the fate of the city’s controversial flavored nicotine ban this November, other municipalities in Colorado are continuing to pass similar ordinances, creating a complex and shifting regulatory landscape across the state. This “flavor ban bandwagon” highlights the ongoing tension between public health efforts to curb youth vaping and arguments from opponents who fear negative economic impacts and restrictions on adult choices for smoking alternatives.
Read moreThe U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has launched a new campaign aimed at tackling youth vaping, unveiling a resource guide to counter what officials describe as a “serious threat” to the health and development of American children. The move comes amid high rates of e-cigarette use among young people and ongoing federal efforts to crack down on illegal vape products.
Read moreQueensland, Australia, is escalating its war on illegal vapes with tough new legislation aimed at disrupting the business models of illicit traders and protecting young people. Health Minister Tim Nicholls introduced reforms in parliament on Tuesday that will grant health authorities unprecedented powers and impose some of the nation’s harshest penalties.
Read moreChile has begun enforcing its newly enacted vaping law, Ley 21.642, which significantly expands tobacco restrictions to include electronic cigarettes, vaporizers, and their liquids, regardless of nicotine content. Health authorities in the Tarapacá region have initiated inspections in the cities of Iquique and Alto Hospicio to ensure compliance with the new regulations.
Read morePittsburgh City Council members are introducing new legislation to change the city’s zoning code and limit where new vape and smoke shops can open. Councilman Bobby Wilson, a sponsor of the bill, stated the move is a response to the rapid proliferation of these businesses, which he says are “ruining Downtown” and other neighborhoods.
Read moreThe York City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday on a new ordinance that would impose significant restrictions on where new vape and smoke shops can operate. The proposal aims to limit youth exposure to these products by creating buffer zones around sensitive areas.
Read moreThe Malaysian state of Penang will follow the federal government’s strategy of implementing vape regulations in stages, rather than imposing an immediate total ban, to avoid driving demand into an uncontrolled black market. State Youth, Sports and Health Committee Chairman Daniel Gooi stated that Penang will adhere to the Health Ministry’s phased enforcement of the Control of Smoking Products for Public Health Act 2024 (Act 852).
Read moreVietnam is intensifying its efforts to create more smoke-free public spaces, particularly in hotels and restaurants, as a dual strategy to protect public health and enhance its appeal as a sustainable tourism destination. With over 104,000 tobacco-related deaths annually and an estimated 15 million smokers, the country is focusing on smoke-free environments as a crucial solution.
Read moreBelgium is set to ban smoking and vaping on the outdoor terraces of cafés and restaurants starting January 1, 2027. The decision, approved by the Council of Ministers, is part of a broader anti-tobacco strategy championed by Health Minister Frank Vandenbroucke. The new rules will also eliminate designated smoking areas in airports, restaurants, and cigar or shisha bars.
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