Malaysia

SP2S, a Chinese e-cigarette brand, is set to open its first store at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in May.

Malaysia Health Ministry to fully enforce Public Health Control of Smoking Product Act as solution to rising e-cigarette use among youth.

Malaysia sees a 600% increase in e-cigarette users over 12 years, according to Global Adult Tobacco Survey data.

China's e-cigarette exports to Malaysia were valued at $21.72 million in February 2024, raising questions about upcoming regulations.

Malaysian Royal Customs successfully thwarted 15 attempts to smuggle cigarettes worth over RM500,000 to third countries, as reported by SinaHarian.

Malaysia Customs seized over RM500,000 worth of smuggled cigarettes, uncovering multiple smuggling cases at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

Malaysia's Customs Department in Kelantan seized over 2.6 million smuggled cigarettes worth more than RM 230,000 in two raids.

Malaysian Retailers Association expresses concern over government ban on displaying cigarettes and e-cigarettes, fearing financial burden.