SD: "Make it a criminal offence to deal cigarettes and raise the age limit"
"It should be a criminal offence to buy, sell or give away cigarettes to someone who is underage," says Angelica Lundberg (S&D).
Tag: policy
"Has ANYONE taken up smoking for the sake of flavour?"
Debate. If flavours were the problem, not many people would have started smoking in the first place "Because it honestly tastes like shit", says debater Mathias Norman.
Swedish politicians: "Good if e-cigarettes reduce smoking"
Are e-cigarettes a wise alternative to cigarettes? Vejpkollen asked this question to all parties in Parliament.
Philip Morris stops selling cigarettes in England
Philip Morris will stop selling Marlboro in the UK within ten years. Meanwhile, tobacco giants are increasingly focusing on e-cigs and the IQOS heat-not-burn system.
Broad political support for harm reduction in the UK
Higher nicotine levels, better information for smokers on the risks of e-cigarettes and higher age limits. These are the proposals of a broad political committee in the UK.
Swedish road workers are organising at a fast pace
Over 400 members in one weekend. The association Svenska Vejpare got off to a flying start after word spread on social media. "Now we need to reach the rest of all Swedish users"
M: Banning flavours in e-liquid is the wrong way to go
The Moderates do not want to ban flavourings in e-liquids. "Conservative regulation that slows down the development of less harmful products" says Johan Hultberg (M).
Government's hardline stance on smokeless nicotine criticised
The government wants to reduce the use of alternative nicotine products, such as e-cigarettes and snus. This is clear after the government submitted its proposal for a new ANDT strategy.
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.
New tax on e-liquid with nicotine - this is how expensive e-juice will be
The price of e-liquid will go up from 1 January 2021, following a vote in Parliament on the government's budget framework.
