The Arlington City Council has unanimously approved an expansion of its smoke-free ordinance to prohibit vaping and e-cigarettes in all indoor public places. This decisive action closes a long-standing loophole, aligning the city with over 90 Texas municipalities in a broader push to reduce secondhand aerosol exposure.
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New state authority under Senate Bill 2024 equips law enforcement with aggressive tools to remove disguised and unregulated nicotine products from school campuses.
Read moreThe Texas Department of State Health Services is set to enforce a “total THC” standard on March 31, effectively removing smokable hemp from the market while significantly increasing licensing fees for retailers.
Read moreStarting December 11, the city of Dallas has significantly expanded its smoking restrictions to include electronic smoking devices, effectively banning vaping in nearly all public indoor and enclosed spaces, as well as on all park property. The Dallas City Council approved this amendment to the city code in December 2024, following proposals from the city’s Environmental Commission and the Office of Environmental Quality and Sustainability.
Read moreTexas Governor Greg Abbott has directed the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) to intensify enforcement actions against vape and smoke shops that are not complying with state laws and regulations regarding hemp products. “Texas will protect children from dangerous hemp products,” Governor Abbott stated, emphasizing that the crackdown is a priority.
Read moreThe Texas hemp industry is navigating a complex and uncertain regulatory landscape after another special legislative session concluded on September 4th without a comprehensive ban or new regulations on consumable hemp products. While a new law effective September 1st has outlawed the sale of vapes containing any cannabinoid, including THC and CBD, other products like THC gummies and smokable flower remain legal for now.
Read moreA new law has taken effect in Texas, implementing one of the country’s toughest crackdowns on vaping by banning the sale of a large variety of popular vape products. The legislation, which went into effect on Monday, is aimed at protecting children from what lawmakers describe as a growing health and addiction crisis among young Texans.
Read moreNew Law Prohibits Sale of All Vapes Containing Cannabinoids, Including Legal CBD and Delta-8
A new and significant anti-vape law, Senate Bill 2024 (SB 2024), has officially taken effect in Texas as of September 1st. The legislation prohibits the sale and marketing of all vaping devices that contain cannabinoids, effectively removing a wide range of popular products from the shelves of retail stores across the state. This includes vapes containing not only THC but also federally legal, non-intoxicating compounds like CBD, as well as hemp-derived psychoactive substances like Delta-8 THC and THCA. The law also includes restrictions on certain nicotine vapes and youth-appealing marketing.
Read moreA new Texas law, Senate Bill 2024, has taken effect as of Monday, September 1st, making it illegal to sell or market vape pens containing cannabinoids like THC. This move has sent shockwaves through the state’s burgeoning hemp industry, with retailers forced to pull one of their most popular product categories from the shelves.
Read moreA new Texas law banning the sale of e-cigarettes containing ingredients from China is set to take effect next week after a federal judge declined to block it. U.S. District Judge Keith Ellison denied a request for a temporary restraining order during an emergency hearing, stating he had not been given sufficient time to weigh the arguments presented by industry groups seeking to halt the law.
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