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Scotland to ban disposable e-cigarettes by April 1, 2025, aiming to create a "smoke-free generation" and protect the environment.

Germany legalizes recreational marijuana with 407 votes in favor and 226 against, effective April 1, 2024, setting a new trend in the EU.

China's Customs Administration reported that in April 2023, electronic cigarette exports increased by 5.5% compared to the previous month.

FEELM, a tech brand under SMOORE, presents its innovative FEELM Max disposable solution at VApril, a UK e-vapor event.

Produced by 2FIRSTS, this week's report contains essential news about the global e-cigarette industry from April 10 to 16.

The Malaysian government has removed nicotine-containing liquids in e-cigarettes from the list of controlled drugs. The government imposes a consumption tax of $0.004 per milliliter on e-cigarette oil. Vaping industry players have until April 30 to register their manufacturing activities with the customs department.

During the VApril 2023 reception held in the Churchill Room on Tuesday 28 March, Adam Afriyie warns the industry that there is a bill going through parliament trying to ban all disposable vapes if the industry does not stay under control.

UKVIA held a meeting in London discussing e-cigarette regulation, underage use, and environmental impact.