Regulations on Electronic Cigarette Production Enterprises Management

Sep.01.2022
Regulations on Electronic Cigarette Production Enterprises Management
National Tobacco Monopoly Bureau released regulations for electronic cigarette companies relating to establishment, separation, merger, and revocation.

To regulate the establishment, separation, merger, and revocation of electronic cigarette manufacturers and protect the legitimate rights and interests of administrative counterparties in accordance with the law, the State Tobacco Monopoly Bureau has developed the "Management Regulations for the Establishment, Separation, Merger, and Revocation of Electronic Cigarette Manufacturers.


Link: Rules and Regulations for the Establishment, Separation, Merger, and Shutdown of E-cigarette Producing Enterprises.


Title: "Interpretation of Regulations for Management of Establishment, Separation, Merger, and Cancellation of Electronic Cigarette Production Companies" The aforementioned policy outlines guidelines for the management of electronic cigarette production companies concerning their establishment, separation, merger, and cancellation. This policy is meant to provide clarity on the specific procedures and regulations that must be followed in these processes.


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