Football clubs have been criticised by medical experts for striking sponsorship deals with vaping firms. Doctors from the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow hit out at tie-ins between top flight teams and e-cigarette companies.
Rangers, Celtic, Hibs and Livingston previously signed contracts, which are no longer in place, with VPZ, which also saw the Edinburgh-based firm get permission to sell licensed products bearing the clubs’ badges.
However, authors of a report say exposing youngsters to this kind of sponsorship reverses the good work done to reduce nicotine use.
