The Deliberative Council of BahÃa Blanca has passed a municipal ordinance to regulate the use, commercialization, advertising, and distribution of electronic cigarettes. This local measure aims to protect public health and prevent nicotine uptake among youth, establishing clear boundaries for where these devices can be used and how they can be sold.
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The 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 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 moreArgentina has relaxed its rigid rules on smoke-free tobacco products, triggering a fresh wave of regulatory debates across Latin America regarding public health, illicit trade, and youth access. This policy shift, highlighted during Philip Morris International’s (PMI) Technovation event in Stockholm, positions Argentina as a regional regulatory laboratory while putting pressure on Brazil’s long-standing prohibitionist stance.
Read moreArgentine Deputy Ayelén Rasquetti has introduced a legislative bill to establish smoke-free public spaces across the Buenos Aires province. This regulatory push, aimed at modernizing Provincial Law No. 13,894, responds to growing public health concerns regarding secondhand exposure and environmental pollution in family-centric outdoor areas.
Read moreLawmakers in the Buenos Aires Province Legislature have introduced a bill to ban the sale, distribution, and promotion of e-cigarettes and vapes. This legislative push responds directly to growing health concerns over rising vape consumption among local teens and young adults.
Read moreThe World Vapers’ Alliance (WVA) is urging Brazilian authorities to legalize and regulate e-cigarettes, directly responding to Argentina’s landmark decision to end its 15-year vaping ban. This regional shift highlights the growing pressure on Brazil to replace its prohibitionist policies with science-based harm reduction strategies.
Read moreThe City Council of La Rioja has passed Ordinance No. 6810, strictly prohibiting the use of electronic cigarettes in enclosed public spaces. Driven by Councilor Viviana Luna, the legislative move aims to reinforce public health policies and mitigate the involuntary exposure of third parties to harmful aerosols amid a surge in teen vaping.
Read moreThe Argentine Ministry of Health has officially lifted a decade-long ban on vaporizers and nicotine pouches, replacing it with a comprehensive regulatory system. Published in the Official Gazette as Resolution 549/2026, this major policy shift acknowledges that prohibition failed to curb usage, instead driving a booming black market devoid of health standards.
Read moreCity Councilor Carlos Alonso has introduced a comprehensive bill in BahÃa Blanca, Argentina, to prohibit the use, sale, and advertising of electronic cigarettes and vaporizers. This initiative aims to update the city’s 2007 smoke-free regulations, protecting public health and preventing youth access to both nicotine and non-nicotine vaping devices.
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