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PMI and Juul launch legal action against Chinese copyists

Written by ECigIntelligence | 9th October 2018

The two leading brands in the vaping and heated tobacco sectors, Juul and Philip Morris International (PMI), are both engaged in active fights with Chinese companies over their intellectual property rights ...

CBD vaping in France: making sense of a legal grey area

Written by Elba Manzanilla Zapata | 13th June 2018

The use of cannabidiol (CBD) in e-liquids is not specifically regulated in France, and in a grey area as no law or competent authority has officially confirmed the legality of its use in an e-cigarette...

German controversy highlights TPD notification requirements

Written by ECigIntelligence | 29th May 2018

A legal controversy between two of Germany’s major e-cig importers and retailers over the notification requirements of the German version of the TPD could help to clear up a partly unresolved question about the regulation...

CBD as an ingredient in e-liquids: EU regulatory report

Written by Pablo Cano Trilla | 9th May 2018

What laws regulate the use of cannabidiol (CBD) in e-liquids across the European Union – and what regulatory regime is likely to apply in the future? Our report finds the clear lines in a legal...

FDA guides on product labelling: US regulatory report

Written by ECigIntelligence | 2nd May 2018

In this latest report on American regulations, ECigIntelligence highlights the fact that all electronic vaping devices will have to comply with FDA label requirements from August 2018 ...

Shake and vape and the law in the EU

Written by Elba Manzanilla Zapata | 16th March 2018

As shake and vape products increase in popularity in Europe in response to the restrictions imposed by the EU’s TPD, we take a close look at country-by-country regulation ...

Substantial equivalence: Eclipse and Glo – same difference?

Written by ECigIntelligence | 1st March 2018

BAT has chosen to seek market authorisation in the US for its heat-not-burn product Glo on the basis of its “substantial equivalence” to a previous product, Eclipse – but what are the pitfalls and the...

Hardware waste management in the EU

Written by Marija Obradovic | 8th January 2018

The hardware and batteries used in e-cigarette products must be disposed of in line with EU legislation. Packaging should display the crossed-out wheelie bin symbol, which indicates that hardware should be disposed of separately from normal...

Mexico: a new bid to legalise e-cigs

Written by Pablo Cano Trilla | 5th January 2018

The PRI party’s Senator Marcela Guerra Castillo has presented a new bill to legalise e-cigarettes in Mexico, in response to their continuing popularity. It is a bid to control the quality of products on the market....

Could the TPD allow for reduced-risk claims?

Written by Elba Manzanilla Zapata | 6th December 2017

Nearly all EU member states have interpreted article 13 of the European TPD to ban all claims related to health in the absence of a medical certificate. However, there may be a pathway to a...

Q&A: how cross-border distance sales are regulated across the EU

Written by Elba Manzanilla Zapata | 12th September 2017

Based on questions that have arisen in conversations with the e-cigarette industry, our Q&A considers the different regulatory problems that may arise with cross-border distance marketing within the EU or from other countries to Europe...

Shake and vape: the legal implications in the EU

Written by Marija Obradovic | 24th August 2017

The sale of ingredients for shake and vape – enabling users to mix their own nicotine and non-nicotine e-liquids – is a legal grey area for sellers in many European countries, as it can be...

Heated tobacco and advertising in the European Union

Written by Pablo Cano Trilla | 14th August 2017

Heated tobacco products may have an advantage in the EU over both cigarettes and e-cigs as the devices are not classed as tobacco products. It remains to be seen how each country allows them to...

Deeming and beyond 2017: exclusive download

Written by ECigIntelligence | 2nd May 2017

Exclusively for ECigIntelligence Platinum subscribers, you can now download a free PDF of the most recent ECigIntelligence report on e-cigarette regulation in the United...

Croatia: law change ‘threatens jobs and cessation efforts’

Written by ECigIntelligence | 20th April 2017

Representatives of Croatia’s vaping industry are protesting against proposed legislation which equates e-cigarettes with combustible tobacco products, claiming it will damage anti-smoking efforts and destroy...

New Zealand research adds weight to the relative harm argument

Written by ECigIntelligence | 19th April 2017

Researchers in New Zealand have produced a paper comparing the relative health risks of e-cigs and smoking which they hope will add more information to the limited pool the authorities are dipping into to guide...

Mexico: illegal trade goes on openly in the streets

Written by ECigIntelligence | 11th April 2017

A year and a half after the country’s Supreme Court overturned a fine on a vape salesman, e-cigarettes remain illegal in Mexico – but they also remain openly on sale, with no prosecutions in...

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