Candy Store ordered to hand over vapes

Nicholas O’Donoghue 04/11/2025

TGA issues enforceable direction as it ramps up efforts to stop the sale of illicit vaping goods The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has given a Melbourne-based business until 5pm today (Tuesday 4 November 2025) to surrender all “unlawful vaping goods” in its possession. The regulator issued the enforceable direction to Hwangbo SS Pty Ltd

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