UKVIA applauds government's decision to penalize those selling vaping products to minors or illegal vapes.

Sophia Chan Siu-chee, former Secretary for Food and Health in Hong Kong, warns against the risk of re-exporting e-cigarettes through the region and advocates for increased tobacco taxes and expanded smoke-free areas.

Oklahoma lawmakers pass a bill to crack down on students using e-cigarettes, allowing searches for devices and creating stricter regulations.

Switzerland will ban tobacco and e-cigarette advertisements from 2026, including print and public place ads, and sponsorships for events.

On May 25, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued warning letters to Shenzhen Innokin Technology Co., Ltd. manufacturer of Esco Bars, and Breeze Smoke, LLC, manufacturer of Breeze products.

Over 10,000 Latvian citizens have petitioned the government to maintain the legality of flavored e-cigarettes.

Brazil's Anvisa decided to maintain the ban on e-cigarettes, with plans to enforce it better and reduce demand.

Rishi Sunak, UK Prime Minister, has declared intent to enhance vape marketing regulations, expressing concerns over their appeal to children.

Oklahoma lawmakers pass a bill to crack down on students using e-cigarettes, allowing searches for devices and creating stricter regulations.

A citizen was sentenced to one year in prison for smuggling e-cigarettes and smoking products into Kazakhstan.