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Australia: fined $18648 for illegal promotion of nicotine e-cigarette products

According to foreign reports, the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has sent seven infringement notices to Melbourne individuals in charge of vapespot website, with a total amount of US $18648, suspected of violating the 1989 Therapeutic Goods Act (the Act 1989). The alleged violation is related to the advertising of nicotine e-cigarette products.

The Michigan Department of health and human services appreciates the lifting of the ban on flavored e-cigarettes

The new legislation will no longer emphasize the complete prohibition, but impose higher taxes and supervision on flavored nicotine e-cigarette products.

The American convenience store Association asked the FDA to disclose the list of rejected e-cigarettes

According to foreign reports, NACs and other retail associations in Alexandria, Virginia, once again promote the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to improve the transparency of its marketing refusal order (MDO).

FDA official statement: it is the first time to allow the sale of electronic cigarette products, which is suitable for protecting public health

It is reported that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced today that it has authorized the sale of three new types of tobacco products, which marks that the first set of electronic nicotine delivery system (ends) products have been authorized by FDA through pre marketing tobacco product application (PMTA).

Portland Washington County considers banning retailers from selling flavored e-cigarettes

Portland Washington County considered banning retailers from selling flavored e-cigarettes, 58% supported banning flavored tobacco and e-cigarette products, and 61% supported banning the price promotion of such products.

American convenience store Association calls on FDA to improve PMTA transparency

According to the news from CSP daily news, recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a number of rejection orders on the pre marketing application (PMTA) of tobacco products, but these documents only listed the names of the rejected companies and did not involve the specific products rejected.

New South African Law: tobacco and e-cigarette retailers need to verify the age of customers

According to vapingpost, South African tobacco and e-cigarette retailers will randomly ask customers to verify their age as part of local measures to prevent the sale of tobacco to minors.South Africa's tobacco products and electronic transmission system control act was first announced last year by Joe phaahla, Deputy Minister of health, and is currently under review.

Asia Pacific experts urged Hong Kong to adopt regulatory measures rather than directly ban e-cigarettes

In a letter to Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam, the expert advisory group of the Asia Pacific Alliance of tobacco harm reduction advocates (caphra) stressed that the recent media reports on a comprehensive ban on smoking were very worrying. "We have recently seen media reports emphasizing that Hong Kong will promote a bill seeking to prohibit the import and sale of all nicotine substitutes such as e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products," the group wrote.

The health departments of the governments of the United States, Britain and South Korea released their views on HNB products

As one of the representative products of new tobacco, heating non combustion (hereinafter referred to as "HNB") has the characteristics of similar taste to real tobacco, high harm reduction and little impact on the surrounding environment. It has become an important field of global research and development. In 2020, the global HNB market will be about US $20.8 billion, with a market penetration rate of 2.4%.

Australia will ban the import of nicotine e-cigarettes from October 1

From October 1, 2021, Australians will not be able to import e-cigarettes containing nicotine without a prescription, which is expected to affect hundreds of thousands of e-cigarette users. The new law was originally announced last year by the Minister of health, Greg Hunt.

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