Serious question. In the history of duty being charged on a product, has it ever been tried to be applied to simple mixing of readily available products, if so what were the consequences? If by the act of mixing VG, PG and food flavourings together suddenly becomes a product that now has duty on it, exactly how are they going to police this? It seems home brew beer is legal for personal use but you are not allowed to sell it. You are even allowed to sell all the ingredients to people. So I can see 1st gen shops just selling the ingredients sepperately and not sure they can do anything about it for zero nic. I sure hope this will come up in lobbying over the coming months. Duty on zero nic e-juice has to be the most ill conceived idea any government has come up with.
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