Cannabidiol, more commonly known as CBD, has surged in popularity as a wellness product, sought after for its potential to help manage a variety of ailments, from anxiety and migraines to chronic pain and epilepsy. Thanks to the federal 2018 Farm Bill, which legalized hemp and its derivatives, CBD products are now widely available in grocery stores, pharmacies, and online. However, as a compound derived from the cannabis plant, CBD’s relationship with driving laws can be confusing. Can you get a DUI for driving after taking CBD? Is it safe? This guide delves into the legality of CBD, how state DUI laws can apply, and what you need to know to use CBD responsibly without risking your safety or your driver’s license.
Read moreRussia is advancing towards a complete ban on the sale and circulation of vapes, with President Vladimir Putin supporting a proposal to grant regions the authority to implement such prohibitions. State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin announced that the necessary legislative bill is expected to be adopted within the next two months.
Read moreThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is strongly urging manufacturers of oral nicotine pouches to voluntarily adopt child-resistant packaging for their products. This call to action comes in response to a steady and concerning rise in reported cases of accidental nicotine pouch exposure among young children, some of which have resulted in nicotine poisoning.
Read moreSingapore’s Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) detected and seized over 1,500 e-vaporizers and related components between September 1st and 4th as part of its continued enhanced checks at all air, land, and sea checkpoints. This follows the seizure of over 850 vape products in late August.
Read moreNew Law Taxing Both E-Liquids and Devices Sparks Online Outrage and Fears of a Growing Black Market
A new excise tax law in Poland, which uniquely taxes not only e-liquids but also reusable vaping devices and their cartridges, has sparked significant anger and disappointment among consumers. Social media platforms have been flooded with posts and videos showcasing new, much higher prices, with many users claiming the “double taxation” is absurd and will push them back to traditional cigarettes or towards an uncontrolled gray market. In response, a petition titled “Give me back my vaping” has been launched, calling for the abolition of what it terms a “prohibitive” tax.
Read moreThe regulatory landscape for tobacco, vaping, and alternative nicotine products continues to evolve rapidly across the United States, with local, state, and federal bodies constantly reviewing and updating legislation. This August 2025 roundup highlights the latest proposals and approved changes, showcasing a clear trend towards stricter controls, new taxation schemes for products like nicotine pouches, and enhanced retailer regulations aimed at curbing youth access.
Read moreThe campaign battle over Denver’s ban on flavored tobacco and vaping products is intensifying, with both sides collectively raising over $650,000 to influence voters ahead of the November election. Campaign finance filings reveal a significant fundraising advantage for the group seeking to overturn the ban.
Read moreA Wisconsin trade organization, “WiscoFAST,” has lost its federal lawsuit against the Department of Revenue over a new state law that bans the sale of most vaping products. The law, which took effect this week, prohibits the sale of any vape products not authorized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Retailers have until September 1st to clear their shelves of non-compliant items or face steep fines of $1,000 per day per item.
Read moreIndonesia’s Director of Customs Communication, Nirwala Dwi Heryanto, has clarified the government’s fiscal approach to regulating the country’s growing e-cigarette (vape) industry. He explained that when the industry began expanding in 2015, it operated in a “regulatory vacuum” until vapes were officially classified as excisable goods in July 2018.
Read moreNew York State Police have arrested representatives from more than a dozen online vape distributors in what officials are calling the largest criminal vape enforcement action in the state’s history. Dubbed “Operation Vapers’ Dozen,” the statewide sweep targeted distributors accused of illegally shipping flavored e-cigarettes and other vapor products across New York.
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