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  • Stop the flavour ban: Rights4Vapers tour makes a stop in Windsor

    Stop the flavour ban: Rights4Vapers tour makes a stop in Windsor

    WINDSOR, ONT. — Flavoured e-cigarette products could soon be banned in Canada following a proposal put forward by Health Canada. It’s an attempt to reduce the appeal to youth, but local vaping advocates disagree. “Vaping saves lives,” that’s the message from the Rights4Vapers group. “We are here to push back,…

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  • Alternate Smoking - Vape Way

    Asia Pacific Declaration fights for 600 million smokers’ lives

    “September marks the start of the secret season. It sadly sees supposed ‘tobacco control experts’ playing up to their puppet masters and denying Asia Pacific’s 600 million smokers’ access to safer nicotine products,” says Nancy Loucas, Executive Coordinator of the Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (CAPHRA). Her comments…

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  • Saudi Arabia opens commercial e-cigarette sales

    Can vaping render the cigarette obsolete? Dubai turns global spotlight on growing tobacco alternative

    Dubai, UAE, 29 August, 2021: Could the days of the cigarette be numbered as millions of people worldwide switch from smoking to vaping?   When vape retailers say this is a process now well under way, that’s one thing, but when one of the world’s largest tobacco producers supports the…

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  • Caught! Bloomberg’s fingerprints try to smear Filipino vape bill

    Caught! Bloomberg’s fingerprints try to smear Filipino vape bill

    “Perfectly orchestrated criticism from youth and student organizations on the vaping legislation currently before the Philippines Senate proves that undue foreign influence and money continue to be an ongoing issue in the Philippines,” says Nancy Loucas, Executive Coordinator of the Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (CAPHRA). “This latest well-timed supposed…

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  • Call for pharmacists to get ahead of medicinal cannabis surge

    Call for pharmacists to get ahead of medicinal cannabis surge

    New Zealand’s over 3,500 practising pharmacists need to urgently familiarise themselves with medicinal cannabis. Patient enquiries and demand are set to surge when Kiwi-made products come onto the market later this year, says one pharmacist who should know. Charge pharmacist and co-owner at Ngā Hua Pharmacy in Hamilton, James Yu, has…

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  • New regs: Terrible timing for vape businesses and consumers

    New regs: Terrible timing for vape businesses and consumers

    New Zealand’s costly vape regulations will drive many small to medium-sized businesses to the wall. Rising prices will also leave many vapers with little choice but to return to deadly cigarettes, says the country’s leading Tobacco Harm Reduction consumer group. The Aotearoa Vapers Community Advocacy (AVCA) says the impact of…

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  • Retailers say first World Vape Show in Dubai can boost trend for people switching from tobacco to vaping

    Retailers say first World Vape Show in Dubai can boost trend for people switching from tobacco to vaping

    Dubai, UAE, 17th August, 2021: Leading UAE vape retailers say help is just around the corner for smokers struggling to quit the habit. They believe the arrival of the Middle East’s first vape industry event in Dubai next month can accelerate the trend in the region for people to switch from…

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  • Shenzhen: launching anti-drug investigation in the field of electronic cigarettes

    Shenzhen: launching anti-drug investigation in the field of electronic cigarettes

    To prevent drug-related risks in the logistics and delivery industry and electronic cigarette companies, on August 9, the Anti-drug Office of Xixiang Street, Bao’an District, Shenzhen organized a mobilization and deployment meeting for anti-drug blocking and source interception inspections in the logistics and delivery industry of Xixiang streets and a…

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  • How to Buy E-Liquid for the First Time: A Primer

    Banning 70% of vape products will only help Govt coffers

    Today – 11 August – marks the first day that New Zealand general retailers cannot sell a wide range of vape flavours. One industry leader says the move will sadly result in more cigarette sales – hampering Smokefree Aotearoa but boosting the Government’s rapidly diminishing tobacco tax take. General retailers…

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  • Healthcare professionals encouraged to attend cannabis summit

    Healthcare professionals encouraged to attend cannabis summit

    With the availability of highly desired local medicinal cannabis products fast approaching, healthcare professionals are being encouraged to attend MedCan 2021. The call comes as MedSafe has issued the local industry’s first GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) Licence to Manufacture Medicines toHelius Therapeutics. With other local companies also set for GMP certification, Kiwi patients can expect high-quality and…

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