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Youth Vaping Drops 74 Percent, Undercutting the “Epidemic” Narrative
Current vaping among U.S. middle and high school students fell from 20 percent in 2019 to 5.2 percent in 2025, a 74 percent drop that makes the “youth vaping epidemic” label look increasingly frozen in time.
NJOY/Altria Asks Court to Stop Sales of Popular Disposable Vapes
Altria vape subsidiary NJOY today filed a federal lawsuit against 34 manufacturers, distributors and retailers of disposable vapes, which NJOY says are sold unlawfully in California and elsewhere.
The brands targeted in the lawsuit are Breeze, Elf Bar, Esco Bar, Flum, Juice Box, Lava Plus, Loon, Lost Mary, Mr. Fog and Puff Bar. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, asks for a nationwide injunction that would prevent the import and sale of the named disposable vapes, and compensatory and punitive damages paid to NJOY.
R.J. Reynolds Asks ITC to Ban Disposable Vape Imports
FIGHT A VAPOR TAX (HR 5715/S 2929)
New Tax Equity Bill Would Make Vaping More Expensive Than Smoking
