Meeting between STMA and Customs on Tobacco Smuggling Crackdown

Jan.13

State Tobacco Monopoly Administration and Customs Administration officials discuss joint efforts against tobacco smuggling in Beijing.

On January 8, Zhang Jianmin, Secretary of the Party Group and Director of the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration, and General Manager of China Tobacco Corporation, held talks in Beijing with Wang Lingjun, member of the Party Committee and Deputy Director General of the General Administration of Customs. The two sides exchanged views on further strengthening joint efforts to combat tobacco smuggling.

Liu Sanjiang, a member of the Party group of the national bureau and deputy director, held a meeting together.

Customs General Administration and officials from relevant departments of the State Council participated in the talks.

References:

[1] 张建民与海关总署党委委员、副署长王令浚举行会谈

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[2] Response from China's State Tobacco Monopoly Administration to Proposal Submitted by 14th National Committee Members of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference on Protecting Minors from Harm of E-cigarettes

[3] Former official of the State Administration for Market Regulation, Liu Sanjiang, has been Appointed as the Deputy Director of China STMA

[4] State Tobacco Monopoly Administration Releases Typical Cases of E-Cigarette Law Enforcement

[5] Notice on Issuing Application Forms for Tobacco Monopoly License

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