On April 1, 2025, the Spanish government officially implemented a new tax policy for e-cigarette oil and nicotine products, marking a key step for the country in the field of tobacco control and industry standardization. This policy not only reshaped the market structure, but also provided an opportunity for strategic transformation for leading brands such […]
Read MoreUnder the global trend of tobacco control and healthy consumption, the branch store operation model of e-cigarettes and traditional cigarettes has gradually become the mainstream. This separation is not only due to the differentiated requirements of policy supervision, but also closely related to the market positioning, consumer groups and health risks of the two types […]
Read moreIn 2025, the US e-cigarette regulatory policy will continue the strict trend since 2024, focusing on youth protection and crackdown on illegal products. According to the FDA’s legislative trend, the STN code declaration requirements for imported products may be further refined, and non-compliant products will be directly intercepted. At the same time, the enforcement of […]
Read moreIn 2024, the sales of unauthorized e-cigarettes in the United States exceeded $2.4 billion, a figure that reflects the deep game between regulation and the market. Although the FDA has issued warning letters to 14 online retailers and 115 physical retailers throughout the year, and jointly seized more than one million dollars of illegal products […]
Read moreOn February 28, 2025, Washington State of the United States took an important step in the field of tobacco control. According to the latest report, the Consumer Protection and Commerce Committee of the State Assembly recently approved House Bill No. 1203, which aims to completely ban flavored e-cigarette products throughout the state. This bill not […]
Read moreIn 2024, the number of e-cigarette users worldwide has increased to 114 million, among which the use rate of minors aged 13-15 exceeds that of adults. According to data from the Dutch Association of Pediatricians, at least 14 minors have been treated for severe lung damage caused by e-cigarettes since 2023, including irreversible damage such […]
Read moreIn February 2025, New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against 12 e-cigarette companies, accusing them of illegally selling nicotine products to minors through fruit-flavored products, cartoon packaging and social media marketing, and demanded hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation. The brands involved include Puff Bar, Elf Bar, Geek Bar, etc., and […]
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