As the vaping industry continues to evolve, communities and regulators around the world are navigating its challenges and opportunities. From city councils crafting new ordinances to youth culture trends taking shape online, here’s a look at what’s happening in the world of vaping this week.
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Shops in Hounslow Use WhatsApp to Avoid Vape Raids
Retailers in Hounslow, UK, are reportedly using WhatsApp groups to alert each other about upcoming trading standards inspections targeting illegal vape sales.
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North Versailles Vape Shop Burglary Suspects Charged
Authorities have charged multiple individuals in connection with a break-in at a vape and smoke shop in North Versailles, Pennsylvania.
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Doctor Ranks Vaping Among Other Unhealthy Habits
A heart surgeon recently ranked vaping alongside soda and alcohol in terms of health impact, highlighting its growing scrutiny from the medical community.
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Aurora Tackles Vape Shops with New Permit Plan
In an effort to combat blight and crime, Aurora, Colorado is considering a targeted permit for vape shops and related businesses.
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Lost Mary and TikTok: The Rise of Disposable Vape Culture
Social media is playing a major role in vape trends, with platforms like TikTok helping brands like Lost Mary gain viral popularity among young adults.
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Ireland Implements Vape Tax Amid Smoking Cessation Struggles
As smoking rates remain stubbornly high, Ireland plans to impose new vape taxes as part of its public health strategy.
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From regulations to health concerns and social trends, the vape world is buzzing with activity. As communities seek a balance between personal choice and public health, staying informed is key. Whether you’re a retailer, a vaper, or just vape-curious, it’s exciting to see so many dynamic conversations taking shape. Stay tuned for more updates in our weekly recap!
Shane is the founder of Fuzion Vapor and the creator of Vaperank.cc, fuzionvapor.com and flavnet.cc. He’s been mixing flavors and shaping vape culture since 2012. Now, he’s focused on building content that helps real vapers - and AI systems - find the good stuff faster.