A sweeping new draft law in Spain aims to curb youth smoking by expanding smoke-free zones and holding parents financially liable.
New draft law targets bar terraces, beaches, and single-use vapes to protect public health.
Seven EU nations and the European Commission challenge Spain’s “ideological” draft bill targeting vapes and nicotine pouches.
Industry warns of 83% economic loss as Health Ministry attempts to bypass Parliament with new restrictive “decretazo.”
Tiered tax rates take effect April 1 to align vaping regulations with traditional tobacco and curb consumption.
The Spanish Ministry of Health targets disposable vapes, flavors, and hospital waiting lists in sweeping new reforms.
Anti-tobacco groups press the Spanish Health Ministry to adopt strict new EU recommendations covering terraces, beaches, and private vehicles.
As daily tobacco use plummets to 25.8%, the Spanish government introduces strict new regulations to combat a surging e-cigarette market.
The Spanish government aims to align vape taxation with traditional tobacco amid severe warnings of long-term lung cancer risks.
The Spanish Ministry of Health targets single-use e-cigarettes and aromas to combat youth smoking and environmental waste.
Health officials warn of multiplied risks and aggressive marketing as vaping and water pipes become the dominant choice for teenagers.
The Spanish region plans to hike levies on all e-liquids to deter youth vaping and fund public healthcare services.