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Government Announces Abysmal 378% Tax Hike

Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced during the Budget speech that the UK will see a flat-rate tax applied to all eliquid bottles from the 1st October 2026

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BMA Wants A Bigger Ban

A disposable vapes ban long overdue, according to the British Medical Association, as it calls for additional anti-vape measures including a ban on eliquid flavours

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WVA Criticises UK Government

The World Vapers’ Alliance has criticised the UK government’s plan to ban disposable vapes and called it “a reckless gift to the illegal market”

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IBVTA Welcomes Clarity

Vape industry trade body The Independent British Vape Trade Association has responded to the Government’s announcement that it is banning disposable vapes

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Cessation Study from CoEHAR

A new study by The Centre of Excellence for the Acceleration of Harm Reduction, looking at pharmacological treatments and complementary alternative products, confirms the efficacy of adaptive treatments to quit smoking

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UKVIA Responds to Disposables News

The UK Vaping Industry Association has responded to news that the UK Government will ban the sale and supply of single-use vapes in England on 1 June 2025

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ASH Welcomes Disposables Ban

Anti-smoking charity Action on Smoking and Health are delighted that the control of the teen vape market is to be handed over to the unregulated black market

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Government Announces Ban

The British Government has announced its plans to “crackdown on single-use vapes” by banning the sale and supply of single-use vapes in England on 1 June 2025

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Letter Calls For Cash

Over 200 leading health professionals call on Chancellor to invest in creating a smokefree UK in an open letter published in the British Medical Journal

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Tobacco and Vapes Bill Latest

Wes Streeting has spoken to Parliament about the Tobacco and Vapes Bill and expressed his intention to attack vaping with stricter regulations