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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