The FDA recently released a downloadable one-page list of vaping products authorized for legal sale in the United States. Intended as a resource for retailers, the list purportedly includes “45 tobacco-and-menthol-flavored e-cigarettes and devices” granted marketing orders as of May 2026.
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Pennsylvania’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 moreThe Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has cast significant doubt on the viability of Iowa’s e-cigarette registration law, with one judge characterizing the regulatory burden as potentially “deadly” for manufacturers. The panel reviewed a lower court’s decision to block House File 2677, a law requiring vape companies to prove compliance with federal regulations to sell products within the state. The hearing highlighted a growing judicial skepticism toward state-level attempts to duplicate FDA enforcement powers.
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 new law banning the sale of non-FDA approved vaping products went into effect across Mississippi on December 1st. Following the passage of House Bill 916, all vape shops and retailers were required to remove unauthorized products, primarily targeting disposable vapes and flavored juices, from their shelves. Retailers had been given a 60-day grace period since October to comply.
Read moreVape shops across Mississippi are scrambling to sell off inventory of non-FDA approved vaping products and cigarettes ahead of a statewide ban taking effect on December 1st. Passed earlier this year as House Bill 916, the legislation mandates that only FDA-authorized products—limited to tobacco and menthol flavors—can be legally sold.
Read moreA new law in Arkansas, Act 590, is now being enforced as of November 1st, making it illegal for retailers to sell vaping products that have not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This legislation has created a regulated state directory of manufacturers and products that are permitted for sale, significantly limiting the variety of vapes available to consumers.
Read moreA new Wisconsin state law that took effect on September 1st is causing significant disruption for vape shop owners, who worry it could force them out of business. The law requires retailers to stock only vaping products that have been officially approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), with non-compliance risking fines of $1,000 per day. While supporters say the law protects consumers, many retailers report a devastating impact on their inventory and sales.
Read moreA new law restricting the sale of vaping products has gone into effect in Mississippi today. The legislation mandates that only e-cigarette products that have received marketing authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) can be legally sold within the state.
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