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Huzhou Changxing investigated Zhejiang's first case of selling e-cigarettes to minors under the revised Law on the Protection of Minors.
The 2020 Minnesota Youth Tobacco Survey also found that 70% of high school and middle school e-cigarette users showed signs of nicotine dependence. Conducted by the Minnesota Department of Health, the survey aims to provide information on young people’s c
The World Vapers' Alliance has launched the global Back Vaping. Beat Smoking campaign, aiming to influence public health policy and help save 200 million lives worldwide.
At the 2021 E-Cigarette Summit in the U.S., over 30 global experts called for an end to e-cigarette stigma, citing new evidence on harm reduction and smoking cessation.
E-cigarettes, long under discussion, are expected to be formally brought under regulation soon. Today (March 22), China’s MIIT released a draft for public comment. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s Decision on Amending the Regulations
To strengthen controls on cannabis-related vapes, Shenzhen’s Fuhai subdistrict carried out inspections and anti-drug outreach, aiming to prevent drug-related risks from entering the vaping industry.
Germany approved a bill to tax tobacco and nicotine alternatives. The amendment takes effect on July 1, 2022, and will tax safer alternatives in the same way as conventional tobacco products.
To better protect minors from e-cigarettes, prosecutors in Jurong, Jiangsu, joined tobacco and market regulators in a special inspection of vape shops and other retailers around schools.
Chinese regulators launched a joint campaign to protect minors from the harms of tobacco and vaping, following updated rules on safeguarding underage health and rights.
July 2 report: According to foreign media, South Africa’s Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Control Bill, first announced by Deputy Health Minister Joe Phaahla last May, is under review. It would tighten vaping rules and rest...
Using e-cigarettes does not make you more likely to contract COVID-19. A group of British scientists has been working to debunk anti-vaping speculation, largely from the U.S. Now, to further clarify the issue, a new study published in the Journal of Prima
Shenzhen-related industry bodies called on vaping companies to sign a pledge not to sell e-cigarettes to minors, with the first signing ceremony scheduled for July 12.