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The government has launched a UK wide consultation on proposals aimed at reducing vape use among children and young people.
The announcement follows government plans to raise the legal age for buying cigarettes in England by one year every year, so that children who turn 14 this year will never legally be sold a cigarette.1
The eight week long public consultation,2 launched on 12 October, will seek views from across the UK on measures such as restricting vaping products with “child friendly” flavours and packaging.
While selling vapes to children …
