E-cigarettes and vaping in Sweden

Phillip Morris wants to buy Swedish Match

Phillip Morris International, one of the world's largest tobacco companies, wants to buy Swedish snus manufacturer Swedish Match. 'Step towards becoming a smoke-free company'

e-cigarettes attract young people in the same way as cigarettes.

Ban on flavours in e-cigs led to more young people smoking

Young people were more inclined to smoke after San Francisco banned flavours in e-cigarettes. "The ban has created incentives to smoke instead of vejpa," researchers say.

Unclear how (KD) and (L) stand on the flavour ban

The Liberals and Christian Democrats are waiting to give their opinion on the government's proposed ban on flavours for e-cigarettes and e-liquid.

(C) says no to flavour ban - wants to wait for investigation

The Centre Party does not want to ban flavours in e-cigarettes and e-liquid. Sofia Nilsson (C) said: "Investigate first.

Moderates reject government's flavour ban

Arbitrary, harmful to public health and unjustified. The Moderates firmly reject the government's proposal for a flavour ban on e-cigarettes.

Waffles, friends and weaning - in the shadow of the flavour ban

There was a full house when iSmokeking celebrated Waffle Day with free waffles and coffee for customers. At the same time, the issue of the looming flavour ban was in the air.

Calls on snus users to speak out on flavour ban

The snus company is calling on its customers to join vejpare and protest against the government's planned flavour ban.

They don't care if you die - and smokers are not worth saving

The government's proposal to ban flavours in e-cigarettes is now on the table of the parliament. "It seems to be ok that more smokers die" says Vejpkollen's editor-in-chief.

Between the sledgehammer and the anvil - smokers, e-cigarettes and tobacco companies

Where do tobacco companies stand in the e-cigarette debate? Vejpkollen visited Philip Morris and met with PMI's Scientific Director Claude Guiron.

Flavour ban delayed - vejpare demonstrated outside Parliament.

The Government's proposal for a flavour ban on e-cigarettes is delayed. Meanwhile, activists, road users and entrepreneurs demonstrated outside the Parliament.

Manifestation for weaving in Stockholm

The government now submits a sharp proposal for a flavour ban on electronic cigarettes to the Parliament. On the same day, road users and activists gather in Stockholm to protest.

How road users are saving their flavours - several campaigns launched

Films, postcards and emails to politicians. Companies in Sweden are now mobilising to stop the government's flavour ban.

Category: E-cigs in Sweden

Vaping and e-cigarettes in Sweden

Phillip Morris wants to buy Swedish Match

Ban on flavours in e-cigs led to more young people smoking

Unclear how (KD) and (L) stand on the flavour ban

(C) says no to flavour ban - wants to wait for investigation

Moderates reject government's flavour ban

Waffles, friends and weaning - in the shadow of the flavour ban

Calls on snus users to speak out on flavour ban

They don't care if you die - and smokers are not worth saving

Between the sledgehammer and the anvil - smokers, e-cigarettes and tobacco companies

Flavour ban delayed - vejpare demonstrated outside Parliament.

Manifestation for weaving in Stockholm

How road users are saving their flavours - several campaigns launched