Authorities will have to stay vigilant following next April's vape ban.
Scotland and the UK’s incoming ban on disposable vapes in April 2025 is a much-needed intervention both for the sake of our children’s health and the environment.
But it’s no surprise to learn vape firms are now looking at ways they can bend the new rules to keep these lucrative products on our shop shelves.introducing, effectively, a bigger and longer-lasting disposable vape to the marketplace should be given shortBut unscrupulous e-cigs producers will doubtless keep searching for ways to keep ahead of the law and their cash cow afloat.
Because vape companies will stop at nothing to continue getting their products into the hands of our kids.Our world is getting ever hotter as greenhouse gases continue to flood into the atmosphere. Top news stories today In the space of 13 months, Earth has taken a horrifying lurch forwards on the grim path towards a hothouse world.
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