Today the EU published the results to it’s consultation on applying excise duties to ‘manufactured tobacco’, including e-cigarettes. The results of the consultation were decisive.… Read More »Results of the EU’s public consultation on adding excise duties to vaping products
Today the EU published the results to it’s consultation on applying excise duties to ‘manufactured tobacco’, including e-cigarettes. The results of the consultation were decisive.… Read More »Results of the EU's public consultation on adding excise duties to vaping products
With National No Smoking Day coinciding with Budget Day, the Chancellor is urged to recognise the role of vaping in improving public health and saving… Read More »On No Smoking Day the Chancellor must recognise a public health revolution that has already delivered a £96bn saving
Today, the Daily Mail ran an article highlighting new figures released by Mintel, which suggested that E-cigarette use was falling for the first time.… Read More »UKVIA comment on the new research by Mintel
The Sun published an article claiming that this study by academics at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center showed vaping increases the risk for stroke… Read More »UKVIA comments on The Sun article
UKVIA supports the recent study from Cancer Research UK which adds to existing evidence that switching to e-cigarettes can “significantly reduce harm” to smokers. Commenting… Read More »UKVIA supports Cancer Research UK study
Today the Daily Mail published an article claiming that this study by academics at the University of California, Los Angeles showed vaping increases the risk… Read More »UKVIA comments on Daily Mail article
Commenting on the BBC News Public Health Wales article, a spokesperson from the UK Vaping Industry Association (UKVIA) said: “UKVIA are concerned that Public Health Wales… Read More »BBC News: Call to ban sweet-flavoured e-cigarettes in Wales
Article by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) Retailers that failed a national test purchase operation and sold nicotine inhaling products to children and young… Read More »CTSI: New report shows fewer retailers sell e-cigs to children
Study suggests devices’ popularity does not make smoking more acceptable or appealing to young people, and may instead further discourage tobacco use. Centre for Substance… Read More »Research discredits theory that e-cigarettes make tobacco use socially acceptable
