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Convenience retailers reject government’s £156 estimate for vape display ban costs
By Alice Leader2026-07-31T11:14:00
It follows the Department of Health and Social Care launching a 12-week consultation earlier this month, which included proposals to restrict displays of vaping and nicotine products as part of its efforts to stop young people vaping
The government’s claim that adapting gantries and till areas to comply with the proposed vape display ban will cost a convenience retailer just over £150 is a “serious underestimate”, the ACS has warned.
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