E-cigarettes to reduce smoking in England
E-cigarettes can significantly reduce smoking. This is the conclusion of the UK Department of Health's report on smoking, health and smoking cessation.
News and debate on nicotine, e-cigs and snus
German politicians oppose tax on e-liquid
The German government's plans to tax e-liquids are strongly opposed by the opposition. "Should not be taxed as high as cigarettes"
Japan Tobacco lays off staff - and focuses on vejp products
E-cigarettes with nicotine are banned in Japan. Meanwhile, the market for the tobacco companies' version of e-cigs - heat-not-burn - is growing.
E-cigarettes can save lives - says German court
"E-cigarettes save lives". A claim that has sparked debate. Now a German court has ruled in favour of allowing companies to use the phrase in their marketing.
Anti-vejp lobby accused of bribing authorities
The Public Health Agency of the Philippines received money to take a harder line on e-cigarettes. Now criticism is growing.
EU wants to further restrict e-cigarettes
The European Commission wants to restrict e-cigarettes - to fight cancer. "Ignoring the testimony of thousands of users and scientific evidence"
Brexit: new laws for e-cigs underway
The laws for e-cigarettes could change in the UK. "Brexit opens up for laws based on research"
E-cigarettes the focus of research in 2020
E-cigs and pregnancy? COPD and vejping? Young people using e-cigarettes? Questions that guided the research on vejping in 2020
COVID-19, nicotine and e-cigarettes - best of 2020
Covid-19, nicotine taxes and vape shops. That's what Vejpkollens readers like. Thank you for 2020!
Payment companies reject e-cigarettes
It is becoming more difficult for online shops to charge for their services. This is after several payment services withdrew contracts or increased the requirements for their services.
Estonia cancels tax on e-liquid
Estonia randomly removes the tax on e-liquid. The reason is a growing black market and increasing cross-border trade.
Denmark's ban on flavoured e-juice confirmed
Despite being contrary to the EU Treaty, the Danish Parliament decided to ban flavours in e-liquids from April 2022.
