Jersey proposes ban on disposable e-cigarette sales starting in 2025

Oct.31.2024

Jersey plans to ban the sale and supply of disposable e-cigarettes from April 2025, aligning with similar measures in the UK and Guernsey.

Jersey plans to ban the sale and supply of disposable e-cigarettes from April 2025, according to an October 30 BBC report. If passed, the government will update existing single-use plastic legislation to impose a complete ban on disposable e-cigarettes.

Andy Jehan told the States Assembly that a significant proportion of young people are using disposable e-cigarettes, raising social concerns. These devices cause serious environmental damage as most are not recycled.

"The widespread use of disposable e-cigarettes leads to problematic disposal methods. The materials used in each device, including plastic, metal and lithium batteries, are at odds with commitments to reduce waste, maximize resources and move towards a circular economy," said Jehan.

The proposal, which follows similar measures in the United Kingdom and Guernsey, is expected to be debated in the States Assembly as early as December 10.

References:

[1] Disposable vape ban to be debated in Jersey

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[1] UK unveils e-cigarette tax plan, adding £2.20 per 10ml of e-liquid starting in 2026

[2] UK county backs disposable vape ban, stresses education over regulation

[3] UK outdoor smoking ban stalls amid government split, hospitality industry survival concerns

[4] Scotland delays ban on disposable vapes until June next year

[5] UK survey finds 80% of vapers in Northern Ireland skip age checks, retailers urged to improve ID checks

[6] UK's impending ban on disposable vapes draws mixed reactions from major supermarkets

[7] Experts warn new rechargeable e-cigarettes could evade upcoming ban

[8] Welsh government to ban disposable e-cigarettes from June 2025

[9] England to ban single-use e-cigarettes from June 2025

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