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News analysis

No summer break for FDA’s lawyers as deeming cases mount up

Written by Freddie Dawson | 12th July 2016

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) this summer faces a welter of lawsuits against its deeming regulations, all of which have some features in common but also employ slightly different strategies in attacking the...

Brexit: call for UK to reverse ban on e-cig advertising

Written by Freddie Dawson | 1st July 2016

The Advertising Association in the UK has called for bans on e-cigarette advertising in various media to be lifted, while the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) found no problem with an advertisement in the recent “Just...

Video presentation: disharmony and the EU TPD

Written by Barnaby Page | 30th June 2016

At June’s Global Forum on Nicotine in Warsaw, ECigIntelligence editorial director Barnaby Page took a look at some of the inconsistencies that are emerging in European regulation of e-cigarettes despite the standardisation imposed by the EU...

EU study finds “highest rate of smoking cessation ever”

Written by Marc Beishon | 27th June 2016

However badly Britain’s skeptical Brexiters may feel the European Union has failed them, it appears to have delivered a big new prize to advocates of vaping: new research showing that 6.1m Europeans have given up...

Framework Convention “ignores its own harm reduction principles”

Written by Barnaby Page | 23rd June 2016

The World Health Organization’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) has been accused of ignoring its own founding document in taking a stance against e-cigarettes, as well as neglecting the governance principles of its...

UK and U.S. studies report opposite findings on gateway effect

Written by Freddie Dawson | 23rd June 2016

Two new studies have reached profoundly different conclusions on the relationship between e-cig usage by young people and their take-up up of conventional tobacco – differences that may be partially explained by one coming from...

UK vapers tempted by Brexit, but devil lurks in details

Written by Barnaby Page | 22nd June 2016

As Britain’s debate on whether to leave the European Union reaches fever pitch in anticipation of Thursday’s referendum, vapers and e-cigarette advocates are as divided as the split...

Third Indian state bans e-cigs, citing youth addiction

Written by Barnaby Page | 21st June 2016

The Indian state of Karnataka has become the third to ban e-cigarettes. It follows Maharahstra and Punjab in what appears likely to become a subcontinental trend, as India’s tobacco control tightens and grave concerns about...

All UK “lite” brands will have to change their names

Written by Freddie Dawson | 17th June 2016

All British e-cigarette brands marketed as “lite” will have to change their names in order to comply with the EU Tobacco Products Directive (TPD), at an estimated cost of £23m (€30m,...

Full version of EU’s Common Entry Gate is now online

Written by Barnaby Page | 16th June 2016

The EU’s Common Entry Gate for e-cigarette product notifications is now fully up and running – and manufacturers who used the interim version launched in May have only until 24th June to transfer those submissions...

Deeming regulations: many vapers ignorant, majority blissful

Written by Freddie Dawson | 14th June 2016

The majority of American vapers were unaware of the new deeming regulations for e-cigarettes from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) until they were published last month – and many may remain so, a...

WHO report on e-cigs to be presented at COP7 conference

Written by Barnaby Page | 6th June 2016

Tobacco control leaders from around the globe will be presented with the latest findings of the World Health Organization (WHO) on e-cigarettes and public health at a meeting in India this...

Opinion: how big is the risk of diacetyl litigation?

Written by Barnaby Page | 26th May 2016

Plaintiffs’ attorneys in the U.S. are always on the hunt for a new target to sue. And, having had some success suing diacetyl manufacturers over workers’ exposure to the chemical in microwave popcorn plants, attorneys...

Second e-liquid company sues FDA over deeming regulations

Written by Barnaby Page | 25th May 2016

E-liquid maker Lost Art Liquids has filed suit against the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), claiming that the deeming regulations violate two parts of the U.S. Constitution and two important...

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