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Vpr brands sued three e-cigarette companies for patent infringement

Recently, Vpr brands, a foreign e-cigarette company, has filed a lawsuit against three e-cigarette companies, accusing them of violating the patent of its product "auto draw". Vpr brands and intellectual property company sriplaw sued Mong, B & G Trading and lightfire holding.

What is the impact of the ban on e-cigarette and e-mail in the United States?

At present, the international community is feeling the impact of restrictions on the transportation of electronic smoke products to be implemented by the United States. For example, the UK electronic Tobacco Industry Association (ukvia) expressed "deep concern" about the measures and said British companies were affected.

Philip Morris international faces the possibility of blocking the import of iqos

In May 2020, British American Tobacco (BAT) filed a lawsuit against its main competitor PMI in the United States and Germany, accusing that the tobacco heating technology used in its HNB device iqos infringed its patent.

Fog core technology first applied big health atomization products and released herbal portable atomizer

On March 5, fog core technology (relx Yueke parent company) released the disposable herbal portable atomizer "vegetation Valley". "Vegetation Valley" adopts the unique extraction technology TM of fog core technology, which is portable and convenient for users. Extraction and release technology TM is one of the core technological innovations of fog core technology atomization technology platform, which matches the extractor and extractant through three dimensions to ensure the user experience.

Puff bar challenges FDA's authority on smokeless nicotine!

In July 2020, puff bar announced that it would stop all online sales and distribution in the United States until further notice. However, the brand resumed sales on its website last month by changing its products. Puff bar is now using smokeless nicotine to avoid the ban, according to the Wall Street Journal.

South African health researchers urge the government to control e-cigarettes

South African health researchers have called on the government to restore legislation aimed at regulating e-cigarettes, saying the product will not help people quit smoking as advertised, business daily reported.

FDA seized more than 700000 US dollars worth of e-cigarette products and warned 10 companies that did not submit PMTA

Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) continues to give priority to the enforcement of e-cigarette market, especially the enforcement of non-conforming e-cigarette products and their related companies that have not submitted PMTA applications.

New Zealand e-cigarette Supplier proposes to write health warnings in English and Maori

Recently, e-cigarette suppliers in Taranaki District of New Zealand have taken the lead in proposing to put health warning labels written in "tireo Maori" (the language of Maori in New Zealand) on their products.

Supporters of e-cigarettes welcome evidence review by the UK Department of public health

The latest review of evidence from the UK Department of public health (PHE) highlights the role of e-cigarettes in quitting smoking and the low use of minors among non-smokers. After brexit, the United States is ready to reassess its tobacco and related product regulations. The report shows that e-cigarette products have achieved great success in reducing harm and quitting smoking.

The market size of e-cigarette in Malaysia is 558 million US dollars

Malaysia's e-cigarette industry is worth rm2.27 billion (US $558 million per month), according to the Malaysian e-cigarette chamber of Commerce (mvcc). This figure is one of the main findings of the e-cigarette industry research report recently released by mvcc.

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