Recently, Russian authorities disclosed that they are advancing a new regulatory measure for e-cigarette products, planning to officially implement a mandatory labeling system starting in April 2026. Once implemented, this system means that e-cigarettes will be included in a stricter and more systematic product traceability and regulatory framework. This news has attracted widespread attention both […]
Read moreRecently, South Korean regulatory authorities officially released new standards for testing harmful components in tobacco products, explicitly including e-cigarettes within a unified regulatory framework. According to the standards, e-cigarette products must undergo testing for up to 20 harmful components, and the results must be submitted to the regulatory authorities as required. This move is seen […]
Read moreRecently, the Speaker of the Tajik Parliament publicly stated that a significant legislative direction is being pushed forward: a nationwide ban on the use, production, and distribution of e-cigarettes. This statement quickly attracted attention from local society and international media, once again placing the e-cigarette industry at the forefront of public policy and public health […]
Read moreRecently, British Columbia announced the initiation of its first lawsuit against e-cigarette giant Juul Labs, marking the province’s first legal action against the e-cigarette industry. This lawsuit signifies a significant step forward for Canada in addressing the potential risks of the e-cigarette industry and protecting the health of minors. As the lawsuit progresses, the BC […]
Read moreIn Virginia, a legal and policy controversy surrounding e-cigarette regulation is intensifying. Attorney General Jason Miyares recently stated that any e-cigarette product not authorized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) should be considered illegal. He further argued that companies attempting to refute or sue may face legal challenges due to a “lack of […]
Read moreAfter several days of debate, the Welsh Parliament formally passed the Tobacco and E-cigarette Bill by a majority vote, fully incorporating the UK government’s proposed “intergenerational smoking ban model” into the local legislative system. In this cross-generational public health project, Wales has become the second most resolute region after England in its commitment. According to […]
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