Significant changes to vaping regulations took effect in Malta starting January 1st, 2025. The government has implemented a new excise duty on all vape liquids and introduced stricter licensing requirements for importers. These changes impact everyone in the Maltese vaping community, from suppliers to end consumers. Here’s a breakdown of what these new rules entail and how they might affect you.
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The Belarusian state food industry concern Bellegpishcheprom has recently concluded a public discussion on a draft law that seeks to tighten requirements for the production, circulation, and consumption of non-tobacco nicotine-containing products, liquids, and tobacco smoking systems. According to Office Life, the results of the discussion have been published on the Legal Forum of Belarus.
Read moreUnderstanding the Impact of House Bill 11 on Kentucky’s Vaping Industry
On January 1, 2025, Kentucky’s House Bill 11, informally known as the “Kentucky vape ban,” went into effect. The new law, which passed during the 2024 legislative session, aims to curb the sale of electronic cigarettes to young people and address the state’s “vaping epidemic.”
Read moreComprehensive Resource Helps Retailers Navigate Changing Laws and Prepare for Single-Use Vape Ban
The Scottish Grocers’ Federation (SGF) has published an updated guide for retailers selling vaping and tobacco products. The comprehensive resource, available as a PDF file, aims to help retailers navigate the complex laws governing the sale of these products and prepare for the upcoming ban on single-use vapes.
Read moreEffective January 1, 2025, amendments to the Law on Tobacco, Tobacco Products, and Related Products Control (hereafter referred to as the Law) will introduce significant changes to the retail sale of tobacco, tobacco products, and related products in Lithuania. The key changes are as follows:
Read moreMinistry of Health Plans to Propose Ban on E-Cigarette Use from Residential Building Windows and Other Public Areas
Latvia may introduce more stringent rules on the use of electronic smoking devices in public places, following new recommendations adopted by the European Union (EU). The Ministry of Health plans to propose further restrictions, including a ban on using e-cigarettes from the windows of residential buildings, according to a report by Latvian Radio on December 10.
Read moreThe vaping industry braces for significant changes in the coming years as a vape tax, set to be introduced in October 2026, and increasing regulations reshape the market. While these transformative challenges may seem daunting, they also present opportunities for those ready to adapt.
Read moreThe Brazilian Senate has advanced the debate on the regulation of electronic cigarettes as Bill 5,008/2023 progresses through the National Congress. The bill, authored by Senator Soraya Thronicke (Podemos-MS), aims to authorize the production, sale, import, and use of these devices while establishing rules for control, inspection, and advertising. Despite the current ban on vapes in Brazil, they are widely consumed, particularly in the illegal market.
Read moreThe Federal Council of Switzerland has put the new Tobacco Products Act into effect starting October 1st, introducing stricter regulations for the sale, advertising, and reporting of tobacco products and electronic cigarettes. The measures aim to protect young people and reduce the harmful effects of smoking.
Read moreBrazil, the largest country in South America, has taken a firm stance on the vaping issue, implementing some of the strictest laws and regulations concerning e-cigarettes and vaping devices. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of Brazil’s vaping landscape, exploring the current legal framework, recent developments, and the ongoing public health debate surrounding these products.
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