Jim McDonald
The Florida State Legislature has passed a bill that would ban the sale of delta 8 THC and other popular hemp-derived cannabinoids.
The Vermont House has joined the Senate in passing a bill that will, if it becomes law, ban sales of all flavored vape and tobacco products.
Legislatures in half of U.S. states have introduced bills this year to establish registries or directories of legal-to-sell vaping products.
Because of declining cigarette sales, state governments in the U.S. and countries around the world are looking to vapor products as a new source of tax revenue.
Freight airline Cargolux will no longer carry disposable vaping devices---a decision made for what the company called ethical reasons.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court has upheld a Brookline city law banning tobacco and vape sales to anyone born after Dec. 31, 1999.
The governors of Florida and Virginia are currently deciding whether to sign or veto big tobacco-sponsored PMTA registry bills.
Five Democratic senators have written major convenience stores, threatening them for sales of vaping products without FDA authorization.
The FDA announced today that nearly 1.2 million flavored vaping products from 323 manufacturers have now received marketing denials.
The British government has announced plans to impose a tax on vaping products for the first time. The tax will be based on nicotine content.