In case you missed it, the FY 2021 Omnibus Appropriations Bill, also simply referred to as the appropriations or spending bill, passed by Congress in December contained an unwanted gift for the vaping industry: an amendment to the PACT Act of 2009 to include a […]

After months of anticipating a full flavor ban, the FDA’s Final Guidance for e-cig regulations brings a small sigh of relief to the vaping industry.

After years of constantly shifting, varying age restrictions across the nation, the legal age to purchase tobacco products is now 21 under federal law.

The vaping industry is on pins and needles awaiting the Trump Administration’s announcement of the FDA’s flavor ban expected this week.

From New York to Montana, judges are now blocking states from using executive orders to enforce bans on flavored vaping products.

The Vapor Technology Association (VTA) has filed yet another lawsuit against the FDA regarding PMTA deadlines and vaping regulations.

A judge ruling on a new PMTA deadline sent shockwaves through the vaping industry, with vape businesses scrambling to meet the new deadline in May 2020.

Tobacco 21, a national campaign aimed at raising the minimum age for tobacco sales to 21, is gaining traction across the U.S. with its main target on vaping.

With the recent lung illnesses and concerns over youth vaping, emergency vaping bans are happening – and up next is a statewide vaping ban in Massachusetts.