Laws
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Vaping import ban delayed in Australia
The Department of Health has halted the ban on importing nicotine liquids into Australia. The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) was set to enforce the ban from July 1, which would prevent the import of e-cigarettes and nicotine refills for an initial 12 month period. Import penalties of up to $220,000 would also…
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Hong Kong fails to ban vapes in 2020
The Hong Kong Legislative Council has abandoned plans to ban the use of electronic atomization products. Since the Hong Kong Chief Executive’s speech 19 months ago, e-cigarette and harm reduction advocates have been fighting the proposed ban. The Legislative Council Bills Committee concluded discussions on bills banning e-cigarettes and heating…
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Vape sellers still optimistic about market prospects
Last Wednesday, the “Henan Provincial Patriotic Health Regulations” on the “control smoking” related content was amended in China, which clearly clarifies that smoking (including electronic cigarettes) is prohibited in urban public places, indoor areas of workplaces and public transportation. After encountering the “sternest announcement” in the e-cigarette industry, e-cigarettes have…
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A vape store is warned by Shenzhen Tobacco Control Office
Shenzhen Tobacco Control Office launched a special action on e-cigarettes on May 30, 2020, and a physical store in Nanshan District, Shenzhen got a warning notice. The notice says that the shop owner is about to be fined for not having put up the correct banner of No Tobacco Sales…
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A New Reality For E-Cigs & Vape in USA
In a way, the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) ban on flavored e-cigarettes and vaping ended in a compromise. As of Feb. 6, convenience stores and other retailers can no longer carry or display cartridge-based e-cigarettes or vaping pods in flavors other than menthol and tobacco. “Our wholesale supplier along…
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Hong Kong E-cig Ban Committee Intends to Suspend Work
The Hong Kong Government submitted a draft amendment to the ban on the sale of e-cigarettes to the Legislative Council in February last year. So far, eight meetings have been held. The chairman of the Committee Guo Weiqiang sent a letter to the members through the secretary. The number of…
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Survival consensus of the e-cigarette industry in the post-epidemic period
With the improvement of the China epidemic situation, most e-cigarette companies have resumed production and operations, but compared with 2019, the e-cigarette industry’s popularity can be described as the difference between “heaven” and “hell”. Even for brands that are still operating, there are people who are happy and worried-some are…
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Why do brands have to push the 9.9 yuan vapes at a loss?
In the end, the e-cigarette industry has reached this stage. In the opinion of many people in the e-cigarette circle, the “online sales ban” half a year ago was destined for the industry to reach this stage today. I just didn’t expect that the price war and dumping war would…
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80.8% people believe that vapes are less harmful than cigarettes
Recently, on the official website of Jiangsu Tobacco Monopoly Bureau, we saw a questionnaire survey launched on electronic cigarettes. The questionnaire set three questions, showing that the initiation time is March 20, which is currently over, and the end time is May 01, 2020. These three voting questions are considered…
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Vape industry recovers with new marketing strategy
China’s e-cigarette industry, which has been frozen for half a year, is making a comeback. 18 months ago, e-cigarettes were accompanied by Internet celebrities and hot money. Luo Yonghao, Uncle Tong, former Didi executives, and endless dollar financing. Six months ago, a ban on the sale on the Internet from…
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