Vaping News
Australia currently have one of, if not, the harshest regulations on vaping out of all the countries that have restrictions and regulations on vaping and the things involved with it
The government set out a clear pathway back in 2019, for England to become a “Smoke Free” country by the year 2030. This means they want 5% or less of the adult population in the country being smokers, down from the 30%+ what it is today.
In this article, I’m going to look at the strike action in more detail, and the problems that this is creating for small businesses who are struggling to deal with the backlogs of mail
In 2020, the state of California put forward for regulations that would heavily impact the vaping community
I’m going to take a look at the report released by Action on Smoking and Health where they surveyed local retailers to gather their views on proposals that could be made to bring in new tobacco laws.
The case of China banning flavours in vape juice, as well as other things has been an ongoing topic for the last 18 months, with more things added to the original legislations, as well as constant revisions to it as well, but it looks like it is finally reached finalisation and enforcement of these new legislations coming on October 1st 2022.
Public Health England are big advocates of vaping and declared it 95% safer than smoking back in 2015, and in a recent report commissioned by the UK Government, they have reiterated their stance on Vaping and the safety of it.
On October 1st 2021, Australia introduced an enforcement that hadn’t been seen done by any other country, and that was the banning of all nicotine containing e-liquids being sold without a valid prescription from a GP
