News Center

A study conducted earlier this year examined the feasibility of distributing e-cigarettes to smokers in homeless centres in the UK, with the aim of improving their health and reducing the financial burden of buying cigarettes.

On December 2, the heaviest news in the e-cigarette industry was finally announced today, that is, the specific regulatory rules for e-cigarettes were officially released today. In order to do a good job in the supervision of e-cigarettes and standardize the order of the e-cigarette market, the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration today publicly solicited opinions on the measures for the administration of e-cigarettes (Draft for comments).

According to foreign reports, the Malaysian Ministry of Health said that a regulatory bill on tobacco, e-cigarettes, e-cigarettes and hookah will be submitted to the lower house of the bicameral Parliament of the federal legislature of Malaysia next year.

Since the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) first authorized the legal sale of e-cigarettes in the United States in October this year, more and more countries have begun to recognize e-cigarettes, adjust regulatory policies, and promote the legalization and standardization of e-cigarettes in their own countries.

According to foreign power bullying, participants in Malaysia's national e-cigarette industry said that levying a consumption tax on e-cigarette products containing nicotine is a welcome measure, because it shows that the industry has taken a standardized step, but they hope to reduce the tax rate.