Retailers who illegally sell vaping products to teenagers will be targeted under the scheme in Kent.
Kent County Council is to crack down on business owners who sell vaping products to under-18sA council is planning a crackdown on retailers who illegally sell vaping products to teenagers.
after figures showed a rise in the useThe scheme will focus on business owners who sell to under-18s while educating users about the dangers of vaping.Last month, KCC voted to urge a complete ban on the sale of disposable e-cigarettes nationwide.
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