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Key takeaway: BAT Japan announced that about 2,300 FamilyMart convenience stores across Tokyo will begin selling the zero-nicotine smoking alternative Vuse Go 700 from today.
Key takeaway: World Medical Association President Dr. Mike Aldredman stressed the urgent need for governments to protect children and adolescents.
Key takeaway: A Dutch court ordered BAT to pay a €107 million fine, saying it underreported €1.8 billion in profits from 2013 to 2016 and will be taxed accordingly. BAT called the ruling disappointing and said it is considering an appeal.
Key takeaway: The SME Association of Malaysia said today it welcomes the government’s 10% tax on low-value goods purchased from foreign marketplace platforms.
Key takeaway: YOOZ is a vaping brand launched by Beijing Qiwu Technology Co., Ltd. in November 2019. Its official flagship store currently offers the YOOZ China Standard series and the YOOZ 2 series.
Key takeaway: Hollywood actress Julia Roberts recently publicly admitted trying so-called "magic mushrooms" and called the popularity of vaping among teenagers "disgusting."
Key takeaway: The World Health Organization’s call to crack down on vaping drew strong criticism from tobacco harm reduction advocates.
Key takeaway: According to an informed source, Chicago, the largest U.S. distribution hub, is carrying out strict inspections on vaping cargo and has already seized hundreds of tons of products, possibly related to FDA regulations.
Key takeaway: In 2023, vaping products became the fastest-growing category in the UK grocery sector.
Key takeaway: Behind the boom in vaping lies significant risk. Large numbers of offline stores have shut down, while a huge counterfeiting network remains active. The vaping devices you use may be low-quality products.
Key takeaway: Seattle Public Schools reached an agreement with the vaping company, with the $1.75 million to be used for youth health education and smoking cessation programs.
Key takeaway: Dentists can identify whether a patient uses vaping products by a pale palate covered with red spots.