A new law restricting the sale of vaping products has gone into effect in Mississippi today. The legislation mandates that only e-cigarette products that have received marketing authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) can be legally sold within the state.
Read moreThe Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI), in coordination with local law enforcement, has launched a major statewide enforcement operation targeting vape shops and CBD dispensaries selling illegal marijuana and high-concentration THC products. On Wednesday, October 1st, Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach and KBI Director Tony Mattivi announced that agents were executing numerous search warrants to seize marijuana vegetation, THC vape cartridges, and other items with suspected illegal THC levels.
Read moreTobacco and vaping regulations are in a constant state of flux across the United States, with local, state, and federal bodies continually reviewing and updating laws. This monthly roundup from Convenience Store News highlights the latest proposals and approved changes impacting the industry, from age restrictions and flavor bans to new taxes and retail permit moratoriums.
Read moreMexico’s Chamber of Deputies has begun the legislative process for a comprehensive presidential initiative aimed at reforming the General Health Law, with a central component being the total prohibition of electronic cigarettes, vapes, and similar devices. The proposal was formally turned over to an internal commission for analysis on Tuesday, September 30th, marking the start of its legislative review.
Read moreThe City of Cullman, Alabama, has approved a new local excise tax on vaping products, a strategic move to retain revenue within the city ahead of a new statewide vape tax set to take effect in 2026. The Cullman City Council suspended its typical rules to take immediate action and adopt the ordinance.
Read moreThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has launched a new nationwide initiative aimed at compelling hundreds of thousands of retailers to stop selling illegal vaping products. The campaign is designed to combat the youth vaping crisis and increase “voluntary compliance” among businesses like vape shops, convenience stores, and gas stations by providing clear information on which products are legal to sell.
Read moreThe grace period for the New South Wales (NSW) government’s new Tobacco Licensing Scheme has ended, ushering in a new era of stricter enforcement for retailers and wholesalers of tobacco and non-tobacco smoking products, including vapes. As of October 2nd, businesses must hold and display a valid tobacco license to legally sell these products, with significant penalties now in effect for non-compliance.
Read moreSingapore has launched an intensified enforcement blitz against vaping on its public transport network, resulting in more than 60 individuals being caught for possessing or using e-vaporizers in the past six weeks. The initiative, which began in August 2025, is part of a broader nationwide crackdown on vaping, which Prime Minister Wong recently stated would be treated as a drug issue.
Read moreThe Malaysian state of Perak will stop issuing new licenses and cease renewing existing licenses for the sale of vapes and electronic cigarettes starting January 2026. Perak Health Committee Chairman A. Sivanesan announced that the state executive council has agreed to this move to protect public health, particularly that of young people.
Read moreThe Mobile City Council has passed an ordinance to locally collect a new statewide tax on vaping products. This decision follows the passage of a state bill that imposes a 10-cent-per-milliliter charge on these items. Municipalities across Alabama were given the option to either collect this tax themselves or allow the state to collect and then disburse the funds.
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