Six special interest health policy groups are petitioning two federal courts to be allowed to step in and defend the FDA’s “deeming rule” in court.
A federal judge ruled for the FDA, and said the agency’s “deeming rule” that regulates e-cigarettes as tobacco products is valid.
England’s official tobacco control plan is the first in the world to encourage smokers to switch to vaping, following Public Health England’s 2015 recommendation.
A Chicago-area man claims that batteries for a vape exploded in his pockets. He is suing for negligence and liability by the manufacturer and retailers
Wrigley Gum is suing a Chicago-area vaping e-liquid manufacturer for using its iconic Juicy Fruit and Doublemint gum trademarks since 2014.
A new law in Henderson, KY, may prevent the county jail from selling e-cigarettes to prisoners. Prison staff support the inmates having the vapes.
Execs from TV network ITV have sent e-cigarettes to the cast of the reality hit Love Island after being called out for excessive smoking on the show.
Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids president Matthew Myers issued a press release calling the independent vaping industry “tobacco interests.”
Four men face prison and fines in Thailand after being arrested for selling e-cigarettes and e-liquid. Importing and selling vapor products is prohibited.
A South Carolina vaper is suing Sony Electronics after a battery made by the Japanese company exploded in his pocket last year.
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