Vapes to Be Put in Plain Packaging to Protect Children as Health Leaders Launch Consultation

Vapes to be put in plain packaging in bid to crack down on appeal to children

Crackdown will see vapes sold in plain packaging and out of sight in shops

Vapes are to be treated the same as cigarettes after a major crackdown announced by the government today. Health Secretary James Murray tells the Mirror "we want them safely behind the counter and out of sight"

New rules could put vapes in plain packaging and out of sight in shops

The consultation could mean major changes to vape regulations across the UK

Vapes to be put in plain packaging to protect children

Ministers said they want to crack down on vapes being marketed to children.

Vapes could soon be sold in plain white packages and given boring names

Vapes are to be put in plain packaging under proposals which aim to stop the devices being marketed to children.

Vapes to be put in plain packaging to stop ‘unacceptable’ marketing to children

Health leaders have launched a consultation which also proposes that vape devices can only come in certain colours