The Irish Government Of The United Kingdom Has Confirmed That A New Tax On E-cigarette Cartridges Will Be Imposed From November 1st.

According to the Irish Examiner news on September 25th: The Irish government has confirmed that it will impose a new tax on e-cigarette oil starting from November 1st, further strengthening public health measures to curb the trend of teenagers using e-cigarettes.
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said that this delayed implementation tax policy will officially take effect in November. The new tax rate is 0.5 euros per milliliter of e-cigarette oil, and it has been officially announced as part of the 2025 budget.
This tax covers all e-cigarette oil products, regardless of whether they contain nicotine.
Former Finance Minister Jack Chambers pointed out when announcing the policy that most disposable e-cigarettes contain approximately 2 milliliters of e-cigarette oil and are currently priced at around 8 euros. After the new tax and value-added tax (VAT) are added, the price is expected to rise to around 9.23 euros.