Shanghai Releases Guide for E-cigarette Retail Points

Jul.27.2022

Shanghai Releases Guide for E-cigarette Retail Points

Shanghai releases e-cigarette retail guidelines with 1191 total locations on 27 July 2022. Click for nationwide plans.

On the afternoon of July 27, 2022, the Shanghai Tobacco Monopoly Bureau released a "Guide to the Number of Electronic Cigarette Retail Points in Shanghai" which revealed a total of 1,191 retail points in the city.

Click to enter the "Layout Plan of E-cigarette Retail Points in Various Provinces" special topic.

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