Ireland

The Journal Investigates Undercover Probe: Frequent Illegal Problems in Ireland's Vape Market, Many Brands Involved
The Journal Investigates Undercover Probe: Frequent Illegal Problems in Ireland's Vape Market, Many Brands Involved
On January 27th, The Journal Investigates published a lengthy report titled "Undercover investigation reveals scale of Ireland's illicit vape market". This report conducted an in-depth analysis of the current situation of Ireland's vape market and revealed in detail the numerous problems existing in the market, involving several well-known vape brands such as RandM, Hayati, Lost Mary and Elfbar.
Regulations
Jan.27
Undercover Investigation Exposes Ireland's Illicit Vape Market
Undercover Investigation Exposes Ireland's Illicit Vape Market
Undercover investigation reveals widespread illicit vape sales in Dublin, exposing lack of regulation in Ireland's e-cigarette market.
Jan.27
Ireland Ranks 4th in EU for Young People's E-cigarette Use, More than EU Average
Ireland Ranks 4th in EU for Young People's E-cigarette Use, More than EU Average
A global report ranks Ireland fourth in youth e-cigarette use among EU countries, raising concerns about smoking rates.
Industry Insight
Dec.26
BAT Ireland Reports 22% Revenue from Vapes, 3% from VELO in 2023
BAT Ireland Reports 22% Revenue from Vapes, 3% from VELO in 2023
BAT's Irish subsidiary reported that e-cigarette products accounted for 22% of total revenue in 2023, with VELO contributing 3%. However, the company faces risks from the illegal vape trade and potential increases in e-liquid excise taxes.
Nov.29
Irish Republicans Pledge to Hike E-Cigarette Prices: €25 Increase in 5 Years
Irish Republicans Pledge to Hike E-Cigarette Prices: €25 Increase in 5 Years
Irish Republicans plan to annually increase excise taxes on e-liquids if re-elected, leading to higher e-cigarette prices, and pledge to implement extensive restrictions on packaging, flavors, points of sale, and advertising.
Nov.11
Ireland Senate Passes Bill to Raise Legal Age for Tobacco Sales to 21
Ireland Senate Passes Bill to Raise Legal Age for Tobacco Sales to 21
The Irish Senate has passed the Public Health (Tobacco) (Amendment) Bill, raising the legal minimum age for the sale of tobacco products to 21.
Nov.08
Annual OLAF Tobacco Conference in Dublin: Fighting Illegal Trade.
Annual OLAF Tobacco Conference in Dublin: Fighting Illegal Trade.
OLAF and Irish authorities collaborate at annual tobacco conference in Dublin to combat illegal trade and protect public health.
Oct.12
Ireland Implements Strict Regulations on E-Cigarettes and Tobacco Products
Ireland Implements Strict Regulations on E-Cigarettes and Tobacco Products
Irish Mirror reports fines for selling e-cigarettes or tobacco products to children starting September 23, under new Irish law.
Sep.23
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