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.
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The Pennsylvania Attorney General has established a tiered annual fee structure for e-cigarette manufacturers seeking inclusion in the state’s official Vape Directory.
Read moreVirginia lawmakers, led by Attorney General Jay Jones, have introduced the Vape Enforcement Act to crack down on illicit nicotine sales to minors. The new legislation mandates that all vape retailers obtain a license from the Virginia ABC and exclusively sell products listed in an approved state directory. This move aims to close existing regulatory loopholes that have allowed sellers to operate with minimal oversight.
Read moreVirginia’s proposed House Bill 308 (HB 308) for the 2026 session aims to establish a strict product directory or “white list” for e-cigarettes and nicotine liquids. Any product not listed in this directory would be deemed contraband, subject to seizure, and sellers could face fines of up to $1,000 per day per unapproved product.
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 legal battle is unfolding in Virginia as small vape manufacturers and retailers challenge the state’s recently enacted Vapor Product Directory law. The plaintiffs, including Nova Distro, Inc., have filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia against Attorney General Jason Miyares and Tax Commissioner James Alex, seeking to block the enforcement of the directory regime passed by the General Assembly in 2024.
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 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.
Read moreNew regulations impacting vape shops across Arkansas are set to go into effect, with a key provision of Act 590 starting Monday, September 1st. The law, filed by Senator Jonathan Dismang, aims to place limitations on disposable vapes and other e-cigarette products by creating a state-managed registry of approved items.
Read moreNew regulations for vape products are taking effect in Tennessee, introducing significant changes to how these items are taxed, sold, and regulated. As of this Friday, retailers in the state can only purchase vapor products from distributors or wholesalers who are licensed to sell tobacco products.
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