Vap'Brèves offers you your flash e-cigarette news for the day of Thursday 26 October 2017. (Update the news to 07h30).
CANADA: VAPORIUM FOUNDER FINALLY CUTABLE!
Sylvain Longpré, considered the pioneer of the electronic cigarette in Quebec, pleaded guilty to three charges of misrepresentation to customs officers and illegal importation of liquid nicotine. (See article)
UNITED KINGDOM: PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY RECEIVES GOOD RECEPTION AT MANUFACTURERS
Two electronic cigarette manufacturers from East Lancashire in the United Kingdom have been visited by parliamentarians for an investigation. Totally Wicked and Liberty Flight hope that this will lead to a clarification regarding the vaping devices. (See article)
FRANCE: IN NOVEMBER, WE STOP TOGETHER!
For the second consecutive year, the Ministry of Health and Health Insurance are organizing the “Tobacco Free Month” operation. The principle is to try to stop as a group. Occitanie is among the three French regions where people smoke the most and 37% of 17 year olds smoke every day. (See article)
