National Standard on E-Cigarettes to Take Effect on Oct 1st

Sep.19.2022
National Standard on E-Cigarettes to Take Effect on Oct 1st
National standard for e-cigarettes will ban fruit flavors from 1 October. Only tobacco or locked devices will be sold.

Starting from October 1st this year, the mandatory national standard for electronic cigarettes will be implemented, resulting in the removal of all fruit-flavored electronic cigarettes from the market. The national unified electronic cigarette trading platform will only provide tobacco-flavored electronic cigarettes that meet the national standard, as well as child-proof smoking devices. Currently, there are 37 electronic cigarette brands in the country, with at least 80 products approved for listing.


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