Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced that state authorities will begin enforcing Act 57 on October 19, barring retailers from selling any electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) not registered on the state’s approved directory. The measure targets unauthorized vapor products and aligns state market sales with federal tobacco standards.
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The Pennsylvania House of Representatives voted unanimously on Wednesday to pass the CLEAR Act, cracking down on retailers that sell e-cigarettes and flavored nicotine products to minors. Sponsored by state Representative Amen Brown (D-Phila.), the legislation establishes stricter state-level enforcement against illegal youth sales.
Read morePennsylvania vape shop owners are warning of imminent closures ahead of the October enforcement of House Bill 1425. Signed into law in December 2025, Act 57 establishes a state-run vape registry that retailers say will wipe out up to 90% of their product offerings.
Read moreThe Pittsburgh City Council has passed a landmark zoning bill establishing strict regulations for future vape, tobacco, and cannabinoid retailers. Driven by an effort to protect local youth and support downtown revitalization, the legislation introduces tight location buffers, operating curfews, and sales restrictions.
Read moreA family-run smoke shop chain has filed a federal lawsuit to block Pennsylvania’s new vaping registry law, arguing the legislation is an unconstitutional overreach that protects “Big Tobacco” while threatening to wipe out $2 million of local business inventory.
Read morePennsylvania vape retailers are facing a critical one-week deadline for manufacturers to submit product certifications to the state Attorney General, a move that could effectively ban many popular disposable nicotine devices from the market.
Read morePennsylvania’s Act 57 of 2025 is now in effect, requiring all vape manufacturers to secure Attorney General certification to operate legally. The law mandates a strict public directory by 2026, hefty registration fees, and limits sales exclusively to FDA-authorized or PMTA-pending products.
Read moreThe Pennsylvania Attorney General has established a tiered annual fee structure for e-cigarette manufacturers seeking inclusion in the state’s official Vape Directory.
Read moreA significant piece of legislation targeting the vaping industry is currently sitting on Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro’s desk, awaiting his signature. The bill, which cleared the state legislature with a bipartisan majority despite some opposition, aims to ban the sale of all vape products that have not been approved by the federal government.
Read moreA bill aimed at restricting e-cigarette sales in Pennsylvania is currently awaiting a vote in the State Senate. The proposed legislation would create a state-managed database listing all certified manufacturers and vape products that are legal to sell within the commonwealth.
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