Icelandic Member of Parliament Halla Hrund Logadóttir has raised alarms in parliament over the widespread use of nicotine pouches among the nation’s youth and the marketing tactics employed by sellers. Referencing a study showing Iceland has the highest rate of youth nicotine pouch use in the Nordic countries (30%), she criticized a specialty store’s mascot as appealing to a broad, young audience, likening the marketing of these “harmful products” to that of chewing gum.
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updated: May / 2025
Arizona’s approach to regulating vaping products, including e-cigarettes, vape pens, and other electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS), is a complex tapestry woven from federal mandates, evolving state statutes, and a patchwork of local ordinances. For consumers, retailers, and manufacturers, understanding this intricate web of rules is crucial for legal compliance and responsible participation in the vaping market. As of mid-2025, the landscape continues to shift, with significant new laws impacting product certification and ongoing debates about age limits and public use.
Read moreRestrictions on Sales to Minors, Public Use, Advertising, and Packaging Take Effect
Starting Tuesday, May 20th, Chile has enacted a new comprehensive law, Ley 21.642, to regulate the sale, consumption, and advertising of electronic cigarettes, commonly known as vapes, including both nicotine and non-nicotine products. This legislation aims to establish clear limits to protect public health, particularly that of young people.
Read moreThe UK vaping market has experienced significant growth to make it one of the most dynamic globally, but it operates within an increasingly stringent regulatory framework. For retailers, maintaining compliance is not merely a legal hurdle but a fundamental aspect of responsible business conduct and long-term viability. The UK government is proactively evolving vaping legislation, driven by a dual commitment: supporting adult smokers in transitioning away from combustible tobacco and, crucially, protecting young people and non-smokers from nicotine addiction and potential harm. Environmental concerns associated with certain product types are also a significant catalyst for change.
Read moreNorth Carolina’s House Bill 900, now in effect, prohibits certain vape products, targeting youth access, while vape shops face a June deadline and express concerns over business impact.
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With approximately 5.2% of adults (1.4 million people) reporting current e-cigarette use and concerning rates among youth (7.8% of high school and 3.5% of middle school students), the Golden State California has responded with some of the most stringent vaping regulations in the United States. These laws aim to protect public health, curb youth access, and manage the burgeoning market for e-cigarettes, vape pens, e-liquids, and other nicotine delivery systems. This guide provides an in-depth look at California’s evolving vaping landscape as of May 15, 2025.
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A guide to Alaska’s 2025 e-cigarette regulations: Federal age 21 for sales, public use bans, no statewide flavor ban yet, local taxes, and proposed changes.
Read moreA comprehensive guide to Hawaii’s strict 2025 vaping regulations, including age 21 law, flavor ban proposals, taxation, public use prohibitions, and recent enforcement actions.
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Your guide to Florida’s vape laws: HB 1007 disposable vape restrictions, age 21 (military 18+), public use bans, and no state vape tax.
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Comprehensive guide to Ohio’s vaping laws: statewide flavor ban, $1.20/ml tax, age 21 limit, public use restrictions, and local ordinances.
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