The Mexican Health Ministry has criticized a Supreme Court decision prioritizing business interests over public health protection, stating it poses a significant threat to children, adolescents, and young people and violates Article 4 of the…
E-cigarettes
New Zealand retailers are preparing for the implementation of new regulations on disposable e-cigarettes, potentially displacing 300,000 units by landfill. Over 600 specialized e-cigarette stores may have to discard 10 million devices.
Indonesia's Central Statistics Agency has included e-cigarette devices in the 2024 inflation calculation due to their significant consumption.
Russia's Customs and Tariffs Regulations Committee supports raising the import tax on e-cigarettes from 0% to 5%, according to the Ministry of Economic Development of Russia. The proposal will be submitted to the Eurasian Economic Commission.
Slatington City Council in Pennsylvania is proposing a zoning ordinance to restrict tobacco and e-cigarette stores. The ordinance, proposed by the Brownie Squadron, aims to prevent unhealthy habits and promote family-friendly stores.
Russia has banned the circulation of unlabeled e-cigarettes, e-liquids, and disposable e-cigarettes starting from December 01, 2023.
The Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) leader, Leonid Slutsky, has proposed imposing heavier fines on individuals, public officials, and corporations for selling cigarettes and e-cigarettes to minors.
Sheffield Liberal Democrats are advocating for a ban on disposable e-cigarettes in the UK due to environmental and health concerns.
Northamptonshire County Council has passed a motion to the government to strengthen regulations on e-cigarette control.
Australia's federal parliament has passed strict smoking laws, requiring new graphic warnings on e-cigarettes to deter young people from smoking. The law also prohibits the use of attractive names for e-cigarette products.