February 07 – Vapor Trail News

Welcome back, vape enthusiasts! The world of vaping continues to stir headlines across the country — from legal debates and border dynamics to criminal misadventures involving vape shops. Here’s your weekly rundown of vape-related news worth knowing!

• St. Louis vape shop reopens amid legal battle over alleged THC sales
  A vape shop in St. Louis has reopened after being forced to close due to accusations of illegally selling THC to undercover officers. The owner is appealing the permit revocation while continuing operations.
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• Mexican vape ban brings boost to U.S. border vape shops
  Vape retailers near the U.S.-Mexico border are seeing a surge in customers thanks to Mexico’s ongoing ban on e-cigarettes. Business owners report a noticeable uptick in cross-border shoppers.
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• Florida’s largest vape bust nets over 2,000 illegal products
  The Florida Attorney General announced a record-breaking seizure of illicit vaping devices, many of which targeted minors. A suspected felony dealer was also arrested in connection with the case.
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• Buffalo vape store robbery suspect arrested and charged
  A suspect has been taken into custody for his role in a robbery at a Buffalo-area vape shop. Law enforcement confirmed charges have been filed following the incident.
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• Journalists investigate cartel ties to Mexico’s vape ban
  Investigative reporting sheds light on how Mexico’s vape ban might be benefiting organized crime by opening up black-market opportunities for drug cartels. This development raises concerns about unintended consequences of the policy.
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From legal struggles and major enforcement wins to new cross-border business trends, the vape scene is evolving fast. Whether you’re a shop owner, customer, or industry observer, staying in the know helps shape smarter choices in the vape community. Until next time, keep puffing informed — and responsibly!