UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has recently announced the tax as part of the national budget. Its aim is to discourage vaping among young people and non-smokers, and it is set to take effect in 2026. The tax would vary based on nicotine levels, with nicotine-free e-liquids taxed an additional £1 per 10 milliliters, and higher-nicotine … Continue reading The UK: a Leader in Tobacco Harm Reduction, is Proposing a Vape Tax. Wait What?