
Aberdeenshire and Veolia launch 'safer' vape recycling scheme
In the current situation where environmental protection is getting more attention, Aberdeenshire Council and Veolia have taken a forward-looking step by announcing a new "safer way" to recycle vape nationwide. The main aim is to reduce the fire risks of vape.

GSTHR Report: Electronic Cigarette Disposables Prove to Be Effective Smoking Aids to Quit
The most recent Briefing Paper from the Global State of Tobacco Harm Reduction (GSTHR), a project of the public health agency Knowledge·Action·Change (KAC), centers on Aotearoa New Zealand's remarkable journey towards attaining “smokefree” status.

The dilemma of vape in the UK: surging discards, environmental crisis and solutions
In the UK, the current status of e-cigarette use and disposal is worrying. Currently, 8.2 million vape, including disposable, small and large vape, are discarded or recycled incorrectly every week, which means that 13 vape fall into this situation every second. Among them, the purchase of large-puff vape has increased dramatically, reaching 3 million per week, accounting for 63% of the total e-cigarette purchases.

Top Emerging E-Cigarette Markets Worldwide with Great Development Potential
This year, the global e-cigarette industry has witnessed accelerated integration. Mainstream market brands have increasingly converged at the top. Under such circumstances, it is inevitable for small and medium-sized brands to explore emerging markets. Considering this year's market changes, the following are the top emerging e-cigarette markets carefully compiled and recommended by the editor. They are provided for exploration and reference only.

Top Emerging E-Cigarette Markets with Great Potential Worldwide
This year, the global e-cigarette industry has accelerated its integration, and mainstream market brands have gathered closer to the top, making it inevitable for small and medium-sized brands to explore emerging markets. Combined with this year's market changes, the following are the top emerging markets for e-cigarettes carefully compiled and recommended by the editor, for exploration and reference only:

Malaysia’s most stringent tobacco regulations will take effect on October 1, limiting the liquid capacity of e-cigarettes to a maximum of 3 milliliters.
On September 25, the Malaysian Ministry of Health’s official foreign media account announced the implementation of the “2024 Public Health Smoking Product Control Act” (Act 852). This legislation encompasses various regulations regarding registration, sales, packaging, labeling, and public smoking bans, extending its reach to e-cigarettes.

Chinese e-cigarettes are rampant in the United States and calls on the FDA to take active action
Former deputy director of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF): Chinese e-cigarettes are rampant in the United States, and the FDA needs to take active action.

Australian nicotine pouches sales rise, nicotine bags become new favorite among young people
Miragenews reports: Nicotine pouch use is on the rise as Australia cracks down on e-cigarettes. A new survey of young Australians shows that up to 25 per cent of respondents have used nicotine pouches, a figure that raises concerns among public health experts about a new wave of addiction and the illegal sale of nicotine products.

Nicotine pouches are growing rapidly②
In many countries, nicotine bags are in a regulatory blind spot and are more relaxed than e-cigarettes and traditional tobacco. This is one of the reasons why nicotine bags can develop rapidly. The FDA classifies modern nicotine pouches or snus as other tobacco products.

Nicotine pouches are growing rapidly①
The launch of this snus is also considered a turning point in the rapid growth of modern snus. There is a history of using snus in Europe, which can be traced back for hundreds of years, but it was only popularized in Sweden.