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Vape and e-cigarette policy news — regulations, bans, and public-health debates in the Philippines.

  1. BIR destroys P1.54-B illicit vapes

    BIR destroys P1.54-B illicit vapes

    BIR destroys 240,550 illicit vape products with P1.54 billion in estimated tax liabilities as officials target large-scale illegal vape distribution.

  2. BOC intercepts P137-M smuggled vape products

    BOC intercepts P137-M smuggled vape products

    The Bureau of Customs intercepted nearly P137 million worth of misdeclared vape products at the Manila International Container Port, seizing vape kits,…

  3. Leaders back smoke-free measure

    Leaders back smoke-free measure

    Iloilo City Mayor Raisa Treñas and Iloilo Governor Arthur Defensor Jr. backed a proposed nationwide smoke-free and vape-free law, calling for stronger…

  4. Agencies unite against illicit tobacco trade

    Agencies unite against illicit tobacco trade

    The Philippines is ramping up enforcement against illicit tobacco and vape trade as government agencies and international partners prepare for the Third…

  5. BoC intercepts illegal vapes, pharmaceuticals

    BoC intercepts illegal vapes, pharmaceuticals

    The Bureau of Customs seized nearly P174.86 million worth of smuggled vapes, machinery, and pharmaceuticals in Valenzuela City as part of a crackdown on…

  6. P1.4-B illegal vapes seized

    P1.4-B illegal vapes seized

    The Bureau of Customs seized over 3 million illegal vape products worth up to P1.4 billion in a major warehouse raid, marking its largest crackdown on illicit…

  7. DTI, BIR crack whip vs unregistered vapes

    DTI, BIR crack whip vs unregistered vapes

    Violations involving illegal online trade or marketing standards carry separate fines ranging from P100,000 to P400,000, along with potential imprisonment and…

  8. Cavite vape raid nets P1.5-M haul

    Cavite vape raid nets P1.5-M haul

    ‘The PNP remains focused on dismantling illegal supply chains that undermine lawful commerce and public safety.’