Month: July 2021

vaping360 In what is almost certainly a preview of policies that will be urged at the fall meeting of the World Health Organization’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), the WHO has issued a report on “new and emerging” tobacco and nicotine product use that encourages countries to adopt harsh anti-vaping and anti-harm reduction positions. …

Bloomberg-Funded WHO Report Doubles Down Against Vaping Read More »

vapingpost Currently, the “tobacco” tax situation in the EU remains fragmented, as different member states have imposed different tax rates on different products. In February 2020, the executive published a report suggesting that this lack of uniformity is a source of concern from the internal market perspective. Although electronic products are regulated under the Tobacco …

TED: The EU Excise Duty That Taxes Nicotine-Free Vapes in The Same Way as Cigarettes Read More »

vaping360 Owners of more than 400 independent vaping businesses have signed a letter urging FedEx to reconsider its decision to prohibit shipping of vaping products. The signers include e-liquid manufacturers, vape product distributors, and vape shops of every size. With a final Postal Service rule that will ban U.S. Mail delivery of vaping products due …

Hundreds of Vape Companies Urge FedEx to Reverse Shipping Ban Read More »

vaping360 German vapers will pay more for e-liquid beginning next year after legislators approved a tax that will apply to both nicotine-containing and nicotine-free e-juice. The Tobacco Tax Modernization Act passed the Bundestag (the lower house of parliament) June 11, and was approved by the Bundesrat (the upper house, or “federal council”) on June 25.  …

Germany Passes E-Liquid Tax as EU Decision Looms Read More »