Tamarind Intelligence podcast: making sense of the flavoured vape problem

In this episode of the Tamarind Intelligence podcast, host Barnaby Page speaks with director of Russell Burnett Research and Consulting Christopher Russell about the current trends surrounding flavours, including the proposed bans across Europe.

Prior to their attendance at GFN (Global Forum on Nicotine) in Warsaw, the pair discuss the developments in flavoured vapes, highlighting key points such as the almost decade-long crackdown and tightening of regulations on vape flavours in key markets and how banning flavours is often framed as preventing youth access.

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This is the eighth episode on our podcast channel, where you will find essential insights on market trends, regulatory changes and data-driven analysis in the cannabis, vape, tobacco and novel nicotine sectors. Want to understand how regulations will impact these markets and consumer demand? Join our team of specialists, along with regulators, industry leaders and experts as we help you navigate industry challenges and prepare you for the future of the market.

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Barnaby Page

Editorial director

Before joining ECigIntelligence in early 2014 as one of its first employees, Barnaby had a 30-year career as a reporter and editor for newspapers, magazines and online services, working in Canada, the US and the Middle East as well as his current British location. He has edited publications covering fields including technology and the advertising industry, and was launch editor of the first large daily online news service in the British regional media. Barnaby also writes on classical music and film for a number of publications. Barnaby manages the editorial and reporting teams and works closely with the analyst teams, to ensure that all content meets high standards of quality and relevance. He also writes for the site occasionally, mostly on science-related issues, and is a member of the Association of British Science Writers.