Cannabis vape companies are moving manufacturing out of China because of tariffs and consumer safety concerns.

The Port Charlotte-based wholesale vape distributor was sued last month by New York Attorney General Letitia James for “illegal and fraudulent business practices” that “targeted ...

The proposed legislation would create a universal carding requirement, a 10% tax on “open system” vape products where users ...

Two bills targeting the way SC sells e-cigarettes and hemp-derived products have caused concern among those worried about ...

P.E.I. introduced a provincial tax on vaping products on Jan. 1, 2025, through a co-ordinated vaping products taxation ...

Vape bans crush small business ... alternatives for those seeking to quit or avoid smoking traditional tobacco products. Allison Boughner, the vice president of American Vapor Manufacturer, called the ...

Rep. Ron Marshall, a Hamilton Republican in his third term and vape shop owner, alleged that the Montana Legislature was rife ...

However, vape industry experts testified to lawmakers ... and we’re going to strand our customers to the black market.” TSFA Vice President Chris Lautz said states that have enacted similar ...

Vaping does not help smokers quit their vice, a study published Wednesday by UC San Diego researchers found, refuting a ...

Vape bans crush small business ... Allison Boughner, the vice president of American Vapor Manufacturer, called the AG’s move “misguided and irresponsible” in a statement shared Thursday ...