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Russia: From prohibition to drug labelling - 4 million vejpers in trouble

More than four million Russians use e-cigarettes - but since the Kremlin opened the door to regional bans, local laws risk disrupting the legal market. Meanwhile, some politicians want to go even further and equate...

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Denmark accused of pushing through nicotine pouch ban at COP11

The EU's internal conflict over smoke-free nicotine products has flared up again - in the midst of negotiations on the Tobacco Convention in Geneva. According to several sources, Denmark has independently amended the EU's common...

Russia may ban e-cigs - Putin backs regional restrictions

Vladimir Putin has given the green light to regional proposals to ban the sale and distribution of e-cigarettes, with most signs now pointing to a national ban. If he can forego the tax revenue, he wants...

"Now an aid that actually helped me quit smoking is banned"

The ban on disposable guns in the UK has been in place for a few days now, but the effects started to be felt even before 1 June. Thousands of UK users stocked up like crazy, while shops sold out of the products....

Authority stops sale of vejp kit with over 5000 puffs

It should no longer be possible to buy pre-filled e-cigs with a "plug-in" system that guarantees more than 800 puffs. This is the opinion of the Public Health Agency of Sweden, which is now banning the sale of several brands of...

Weaving thrives India - "Many don't know it's banned"

India's government banned e-cigarettes in 2019 with the aim of eliminating them from the market. Five years later, the reality in the big-smoking country seems to reflect something else - e-cigs are still very much available,...

Bulgaria mulls vejp ban - but disposable models at risk

The big-smoking country of Bulgaria first voted unanimously in its parliament to ban vejp altogether. Then it realised that the move was against EU law and changed its mind. Now it seems that the latest bid...

Famous disposable brand withdrawn - contained too much e-liquid

The Public Health Agency of Sweden withdraws the authorisation for the disposable models Nasty Fix 2.0. The reason for this is that checks have shown that the products contain approximately 1 millilitre more e-liquid than is permitted in a disposable model.