Arkansas has enacted a sweeping new law regulating vaping products, becoming the 12th U.S. state to adopt a PMTA registry model. However, Act 590 (formerly Senate Bill 252), signed into law by Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders on April 14, 2025, includes a highly controversial provision rarely seen in Western democracies: a ban on the personal possession of vaping products deemed non-compliant by the state.
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The fight against harmful vape products is a global concern, and Arkansas is no exception. Last week, Representative Matt Duffield (R-Russellville) proposed a bill to ban disposable vapes entirely, citing the threat they pose to Arkansans, particularly the youth. However, on Tuesday, the focus shifted to targeting manufacturers rather than an outright ban during a city, county, and local affairs committee meeting.
Read moreArkansas legislators Rep. Matt Duffield (R, 53) and Sen. Missy Irvin (R, 24) are drafting a bill to ban single-use disposable vapes. The proposal comes after various witnesses reported inconsistencies with such disposable vapes, particularly those manufactured in China. Duffield and Irvin plan to release the draft and discuss the findings of tests performed on disposable vapes on February 27.
Read moreVaping has become a popular alternative to smoking traditional cigarettes. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in 2020, approximately 14.0% of adults in the United States reported that they were current e-cigarette users. While vaping is generally considered to be safer than smoking traditional cigarettes, there are still health risks associated with vaping, and regulations are needed to ensure that consumers are protected. In Arkansas, vaping is legal, but there are certain regulations in place to protect consumers.
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