Health Canada is implementing new reporting requirements for Canadian vaping retailers and manufacturers in an effort to gain a better understanding of vaping habits and address concerns surrounding the industry. Under the new regulations, businesses will have to submit semiannual sales figures and ingredient lists to Health Canada. The first reports are due at the end of the year and will help identify popular vaping products, especially among youth, and determine the specific ingredients being inhaled by users. The move comes after previous studies have raised concerns about certain chemicals found in e-cigarette liquids. While the new rules have raised concerns among some in the industry, Health Canada states that the reporting requirements are necessary to protect public health. The agency is still considering which ingredient information will be made public. Health officials hope that gathering sales data will help inform future tobacco control measures. These regulations do not cover cannabis vaporizers, as they are governed by separate legislation.
Health Canada Introduces New Regulations to Tackle the Unregulated Vaping Industry
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