RE: Vaping3 Sep 2024 16:57
House of lords debate summary (the closing remarks rather than the whole debate)
Ban on disposables
Possible tax on vapes, but strong consideration that it needs to be cheaper than cigarettes
No flashy branding on vapes/liquids
Reduced flavours of vapes.
Any regulations that apply to nicotine vapes (e.g. no marketing/branding etc) will also apply to vapes with zero nicotine
Crack down on illicit vapes
Possible licencing of shops to allow them to sell vapes/vape products.
I didn't actually catch anything that said they would stop people after a certain date of birth buying vapes like they are planning with cigarettes
All in all, not bad for supreme, probably not massive growth, but at 44 percent gross profit vaping is a cash cow and in no danger of drying up for many many years