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    Some vapers are switching to cigarettes to quit vaping●People hooked on vapes try a new way to quit: cigarettesYhnCultureTelevision2473 h ago

    A growing number of people addicted to vaping are trying an unconventional method to break the habit: going back to traditional cigarettes. The approach, reported by Bloomberg, reflects frustration among users who struggle to stop using e-cigarettes despite nicotine replacement tools and cessation aids. Health experts have long warned that swapping one nicotine delivery method for another carries serious risks, since cigarettes remain far more harmful than vaping and can re-establish smoking addiction.

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    Greater Manchester to change vape laws from October 1●Andy Burnham government to make major changes to vape laws from October 1 https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.manc hesterMmastodonBusinessPersonal Finance124 min ago

    Greater Manchester's leadership under mayor Andy Burnham is set to bring in major changes to vape rules from October 1. The Manchester Evening News reports the measures, covered under its cost-of-living section, will alter how vapes are regulated and sold in the region from that date. Specific details of the changes have not been widely reported yet.

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    Tobacco retail group upbeat despite tightening regulation▼NATO executive director sees bright future for tobacco retail despite regulatory challenges✉newsBusinessRetail20 min ago

    The executive director of the National Association of Tobacco Outlets says the future of tobacco retail remains bright even as regulators tighten rules on the industry. Speaking to trade press, she argued that convenience and specialty retailers can still thrive by adapting to new restrictions, age-verification requirements and shifting consumer habits, and that independent stores will continue to play a key role in the market.

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    The city of Marion has established a new licensing structure covering tobacco, vaping and hemp products. The system sets local requirements for businesses selling these items. Details on fees, enforcement or effective dates have not been reported, and there is no visible public reaction yet.