Australia’s new vaping laws cause confusion
Chemists and consumers in Australia have been left confused by new laws banning vape sales - with or without nicotine - outside of pharmacies.
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News · Australia ·
Chemists and consumers in Australia have been left confused by new laws banning vape sales - with or without nicotine - outside of pharmacies.
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News · United Kingdom ·
The new UK Government has been urged to revive the Tobacco and Vapes Bill in an open letter signed by more than 1,000 charities and health experts.
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News · Malaysia ·
Malaysia is set to implement stricter regulations on vapes from August - but the industry is still in the dark over what they will be.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Food and Drug Administration’s defence of its decision to ban flavoured vapes.
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News · Australia ·
Australia has today become the first country to ban the sale of vapes outside pharmacies.
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News · Sweden ·
The Swedish Parliament has agreed to lower the tax on snus by 20 percent. Meanwhile, the tax on cigarettes, cigarillos, smoking tobacco, and other tobacco will rise by nine percent.
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Menthol-flavoured vapes have been approved by the Food And Drug Administration (FDA) in the U.S. for the first time.
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News ·
Vaping is as effective at helping people quit smoking as a gold-standard pharmaceutical drug, according to a new clinical trial.
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News · Australia ·
Australia has watered down its world-first law banning vapes outside of pharmacies - with access now not restricted to prescription-only.
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News · European Union ·
Friday, 21st June, Luxembourg. As previously reported by Clearing the Air, a meeting of the Council of the European Union was held today where a ban on flavoured nicotine products was discussed, and supported by a number of key EU Member States.
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News · Australia ·
Australia’s new vaping bill will lead to more youth vaping, a booming black market and a hole in tax revenue, a leading professor has warned.
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News · United Kingdom ·
More young people would start smoking if vapes were banned or made more expensive through taxes, a new study says.
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