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Key point: After the ban, e-cigarettes are still circulating on the black market; 1.7 million Mexicans use e-cigarettes.
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Key point: After the ban, e-cigarettes are still circulating on the black market; 1.7 million Mexicans use e-cigarettes.

Key point: The number of minors using e-cigarettes in San Marino has quadrupled.

Key point: Last week, US authorities publicly announced their first seizure of some of the company's products as part of an operation confiscating 1.4 million illegal flavored e-cigarettes from China. Officials estimated the goods were worth $18 million a

Key point: Following a 'surge' in sales, more than 76,000 illegal e-cigarettes were seized in the North East.

Key point: The FDA Center for Tobacco Products has released a strategic plan.

Key point: Tobacco and vaping retailers in Sachse, Texas were reported for selling tobacco to minors, prompting police enforcement action. Retailers found in violation were fined $300, and vaping is becoming an increasingly serious local issue.

Key point: A bill banning minors from entering smoking venues was passed unanimously in Russia, aiming to reduce underage tobacco use and curb youth smoking.

Key point: A drug dealer was arrested for selling cannabis sweets worth £15.

Key point: The World Medical Association (WMA) has joined the World Health Organization (WHO) in warning about the dangers of e-cigarettes and other electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS).

Key point: San Marino’s health authority warned that public awareness must be raised and regulation strengthened to prevent e-cigarette marketing through new flavors, aromas, and cartoon characters. The World Health Organization recently said the tobacco

Key point: New smoke-free policy aims to curb public smoking and vaping.

Key point: British American Tobacco (BAT) paid a fine of €107 million (about US$117 million).