Ireland Bans Teenagers Under 18 British American Tobacco Calls For Tighter Regulation

                                              Ireland Bans Teenagers Under 18 British American Tobacco Calls for Tighter Regulation

Ireland's health minister has confirmed that regulations banning the sale of e-cigarettes to teenagers under 18 will take effect before Christmas; British American Tobacco Ireland has called for tighter regulation of e-cigarettes for tastes in sweets, desserts and soft drinks.

[Two Supreme News] Ireland's health minister has confirmed that regulations banning the sale of e-cigarettes to people under 18 will take effect before Christmas, FM104 reported.

British American Tobacco (BAT) Ireland has called for stricter regulation of e-cigarettes flavored with sweets, desserts and soft drinks. The company believes this will make the e-cigarette industry more responsible.

In November, lawmakers voted to ban the sale of e-cigarette products to minors. The legislation was subsequently approved by the Senate and signed into law by President Michael D. Hking (Michael D Higgin). Currently, the law is awaiting an order to begin enforcement.

In an interview, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly (Stephen Donnelly) said the rules were "very important" and would be implemented "soon".

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