Vejpkollen logo

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Patreon
  • Home
  • About Vejpkollen
  • Articles
  • Opinion
  • Contact
  • en_GBEnglish (UK)
    • da_DKDansk
    • nb_NONorsk bokmål
    • fiSuomi
    • sv_SESvenska

Tag: tobacco

snus eu politics national snus association finland

Snus battle threatens new EU budget - Finland clashes with Sweden over taxes

An infected snus battle threatens to blow up the EU's new budget. Finland and Sweden are on a collision course and the Swedish Snus Association is now sharply criticising Finland's demand to let Brussels take over taxation...
eu taxes convenience vape2026 iqos snus nicotine inches protest bengt hedlund

Warns against EU taxes on nicotine - ”Risking jobs and public health”

87 industry organisations, manufacturers and retailers are raising the alarm about the European Commission's planned tax increases on cigarettes and smokeless nicotine products. The sector warns of job and fiscal collapse - and says public health could suffer.
sweden snus harm reduction eu who tobacco convention

Banning line reversed in EU - no common position yet for COP11

The EU has still not managed to find a common position for the WHO meeting on the tobacco convention that starts next week.
smokers find e-cigarettes very helpful in quitting smoking.

"Has ANYONE taken up smoking for the sake of flavour?"

Debate. If flavours were the problem, not many people would have started smoking in the first place "Because it honestly tastes like shit", says debater Mathias Norman.

"Sweden's vejpers must speak out against the flavour ban"

Swedish retailers are urging e-cigarette users to email Social Affairs Minister Lena Hallengren to protest the planned flavour ban.

Broad political support for harm reduction in the UK

Higher nicotine levels, better information for smokers on the risks of e-cigarettes and higher age limits. These are the proposals of a broad political committee in the UK.

Government's tobacco policy failed in Parliament - "Do it again, do it right!"

The government's tobacco policy suffered a major blow after 6 out of 8 parties voted against the new ANDTS strategy. The focus was on snus and e-cigarettes, but also on drug policy.

Government's hardline stance on smokeless nicotine criticised

The government wants to reduce the use of alternative nicotine products, such as e-cigarettes and snus. This is clear after the government submitted its proposal for a new ANDT strategy.

Subscribe to the "Nikotinet" newsletter"

Sign up for our newsletter and stay updated.

The EU wants to tax your nicotine!
But what does it cost?
Use our calculator to work out the new price!
advert garbage vejpkollen
ADVERT: DISPOSE OF SNUS PROPERLY!

Search on

Read more on Vejpkollen

  • Home
  • About Vejpkollen
  • Articles
  • Opinion
  • Contact
  • en_GBEnglish (UK)
    • da_DKDansk
    • nb_NONorsk bokmål
    • fiSuomi
    • sv_SESvenska

Categories

  • Denmark
  • E-cigs in Sweden
  • EU
  • Finland
  • Research
  • France
  • Leaders
  • Nicotine in politics
  • Nicotine in the World
  • Nicotine
  • Norway
  • News
  • Uncategorised
  • Opinion
  • Smoke-free country
  • Latest news
  • Ban on flavours
  • Ban on flavours
  • Snus and sachets
  • United Kingdom
  • Svenska vejpare
  • USA
  • Roadside shops
  • Home
  • About Vejpkollen
  • Support via Patreon
  • Archive
  • Privacy policy

Vejpkollen is an independent online magazine that monitors the world of e-cigarettes, vaping, snus, nicotine pouches and other smoke-free nicotine use in Sweden. The magazine examines legislation, debates and highlights issues relevant to users, companies, authorities and politicians working in the field. Editor in chief: Stefan Mathisson.

Tel. +46 70 272 29 15
E-mail: stefan@vejpkollen.se

  • Facebook
  • Facebook
  • Facebook
Copyright © All Rights Reserved by SM Media Produktion AB
  • Home
  • About Vejpkollen
  • Articles
  • Opinion
  • Contact
  • en_GBEnglish (UK)
    • da_DKDansk
    • nb_NONorsk bokmål
    • fiSuomi
    • sv_SESvenska
Vejpkollen uses cookies to make the site work. Is that OK with you?