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Hong Kong Customs seized HK$26 million illicit cigarettes and tax unpaid HNB products
On January 15, Hong Kong Customs seized about 8.9 million suspected illicit cigarettes and 600,000 suspected HNB cartridges with tax unpaid in Ping Che. The estimated market value is approximately HK$26 million and the taxable value is approximately HK$18 million. The Customs believes that the operation has smashed a suspected…
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MR FOG vape cooperates with Shenzhen police to fight counterfeiting
Recently, MR FOG, a vape brand in the United States, announced the results of an anti-counterfeiting operation in China conducted in conjunction with Shenzhen police. Before the operation, the police and the MR FOG brand had a large number of clues through e-commerce channels and supply chain channels. After receiving…
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China e-cigarette industry current status and future
In recent years, major participants in the e-cigarette industry such as RELX, SnowPlus, Moti, Yooz, Smoore International have enjoyed the dividends brought about by the rapid development of the industry. However, since e-cigarettes were banned from online sales on November 1 last year in China, rumors about e-cigarettes were overwhelming,…
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Bend vape shop reacts to hefty new e-cigarette tax
Effective Friday, Oregon Measure 108 increases the tax on cigarettes and imposes a sizable new tax on e-cigarette vaping products. We talked with a Bend vape shop owner about the impact on his business. Videos
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Chinese e-cigarette companies have two major advantages
At present, there are approximately one billion traditional cigarette consumers in the world. However, with the increasing strictness of tobacco control in various countries and the awakening of consumers’ health awareness, the traditional cigarette market has continued to decline. At the same time, the market size of electronic cigarettes based…
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China e-cigarette companies enter the certification stage
At the 4th International Electronic Cigarette Industry Summit Forum, the China Electronics Chamber of Commerce (CECC) and the China Electronics Standardization Institute of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (CESI) issued the first batch of China e-cigarette appliance certifications to 14 e-cigarette companies, the Electronic Cigarette Industry Committee of…
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China offline channels: collective store form, specialty store subsidy
“Collective store form, specialty store subsidy”-the image store policy that has been popular with dealers in China a few days ago has begun to bear fruit. According to analysis by industry insiders, this kind of policy with high subsidies and flexible operation will likely affect the two distinct policy forms…
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Four successive fire disasters in China’s e-cigarette companies in November
At 06:30 on November 10, a fire broke out in a factory in Yulu Meijing Industrial Park, Yuchang East Road, Guangming District, Shenzhen. According to the Shenzhen Fire Bulletin, a fire broke out in a warehouse on the 3rd floor of an e-cigarette company where finished e-cigarettes were stored, and…
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China Electronic Cigarette Committee and Shenzhen Customs explore joint anti-counterfeiting mechanism to protect corporate intellectual property rights
Yesterday morning, Secretary-General Ao Weinuo of the Electronic Cigarette Industry Committee in China and his party arrived at Shenzhen Customs, and exchanged views with Deputy Director Chen Hua of Shenzhen Customs Comprehensive Business Office, Section Chief Li Jian of Intellectual Property Protection Division, and Deputy Section Chief Wu Xianjie of…
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China’s adult e-cigarette use rate has increased significantly from 2015 to 2019
The Lancet Public Health recently published a joint study from the research team of Zhou Maigeng from the Center for Chronic Noncommunicable Disease Control and Prevention of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention and Beijing Normal University. The study reports the e-cigarette use rate and related factors in…
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