New Jersey has established itself as a state with some of the most comprehensive and stringent vaping regulations in the United States. Driven by a strong commitment to public health, particularly the prevention of youth access to and use of nicotine products, the Garden State has implemented a multi-layered system of laws. This framework encompasses a strict minimum age for purchase, a pioneering ban on flavored vaping products (including menthol), significant taxation, extensive public use prohibitions, and rigorous retailer licensing and sales requirements. As of mid-2025, understanding these multifaceted laws is crucial for consumers, retailers, and manufacturers. This guide provides an in-depth look at New Jersey’s current vaping laws, incorporating recent legislative updates and authoritative sources to help you navigate this tightly controlled regulatory landscape.
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Governor Phil Murphy has unveiled a new tax proposal that would significantly increase the cost of cigarettes and vaping products in New Jersey. The tax hikes, part of the state’s budget plan, are expected to generate $51 million in annual revenue.
Read moreThe New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs has issued warnings to nearly 11,000 businesses, reminding them that selling flavored vape products is illegal in the state. Attorney General Matthew Platkin directed retailers to cease any such sales immediately, emphasizing that New Jersey became the first state in the U.S. to permanently ban the sale and distribution of all vape products with a flavor, taste, or aroma other than tobacco in 2020.
Read moreAs vaping continues to gain popularity, particularly among younger generations, questions arise about the legality and safety of using e-cigarettes while operating a vehicle. In New Jersey, the answer to whether vaping while driving is illegal may not be as clear-cut as one might expect.
Read moreNew Jersey lawmakers continue their fight against youth vaping by proposing a new bill that would prohibit the delivery of electronic smoking devices to individuals under the age of 21. The legislation would require someone over 21 to sign for the delivery, adding another layer of protection to prevent underage access to vaping products.
Read moreThe New Jersey State Legislature has introduced a new bill that aims to strengthen age restrictions on electronic smoking devices and tobacco products. The bill prohibits the delivery of these items to individuals under the age of 21 and requires that any tobacco or vaping product delivered to a residence be signed for by a resident who is at least 21 years old.
Read moreVaping, also known as using electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes, has become a growing concern for parents, educators, and health professionals in recent years. As more young people engage in this practice, it’s essential to understand the legal landscape and potential health risks associated with vaping in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Read moreNew Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation that prohibits the sale of flavored vaping products in the state. The ban, which will take effect in April, comes amid growing concerns over the increasing number of young people using these products and a nationwide outbreak of mysterious illnesses linked to vaping.
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