Archived from the original on May 8, 2019
Meanwhile, flavored blunts and vape cartridges continue to openly line the shelves of many smoke shops
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Key provisions include: A progressive generational ban on tobacco sales, preventing anyone born on or after 1 January 2009 from ever legally purchasing tobacco products in the UK Stricter regulation of vapes and nicotine products, including restrictions on flavours, packaging, and nicotine content designed to reduce their appeal to children and young people Extension of legislation to cover novel and emerging nicotine products, closing loopholes that have allowed non-compliant products to proliferate in the market Strengthened enforcement powers for Trading Standards officers, providing the tools needed to take effective action against retailers selling non-compliant or illicit products New duties on local authorities to carry out enforcement activity, supporting a consistent national approach to implementation John Herriman, Chief Executive of CTSI, said: The Tobacco and Vapes Act receiving Royal Assent is a truly historic moment for public health in this country, and one that Trading Standards has been proud to help bring about

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