Signing Ceremony for Electronic Cigarette Industry Compliance Commitment

Jul.27.2022
Signing Ceremony for Electronic Cigarette Industry Compliance Commitment
China's e-cigarette industry focuses on regulatory compliance and international development, with 50 Chinese companies signing a compliance commitment.

With the arrival of the legalization and regulation of the e-cigarette industry, the compliant development of companies will be the core competitive strength in the future. Recently, overseas markets have been paying attention to the regulation of the e-cigarette industry in China and the compliance of companies.


Against the backdrop of the legalization, standardization, and internationalization of the electronic cigarette industry, the China Electronic Commerce Association's Electronic Cigarette Professional Committee will hold a "Compliance Commitment Signing Ceremony" on July 27 at 3 pm. More than 50 representatives from Chinese electronic cigarette companies will sign the solemn "Compliance Commitment" document in the presence of witnesses from the China Electronic Cigarette Committee and overseas electronic cigarette associations.


The purpose of this ceremony is to promote the commitment and determination of Chinese electronic cigarette enterprises to operate in compliance, assume responsibility and accountability for quality, safety, and protecting minors, and establish a positive and favorable image of the Chinese electronic cigarette industry. This aims to promote the healthy development of the global electronic cigarette industry and achieve high-quality leaps and bounds in progress.


The chairman of the Electronic Cigarette Committee, Yao Jide, the secretary general Aowei Nuo, John Dunne, General Secretary of the UK Electronic Cigarette Industry Association (UKVIA), co-founders Dustin Dahlmann and Cipri Boboi of the European Electronic Cigarette Association (IEVA), Peter Davydov, Chief Press Officer of the Russian Nicotine Alliance, Daniel David, President of the Canadian Electronic Cigarette Industry Trade Association (VITA) and representatives from over 50 Chinese electronic cigarette companies will attend the ceremony.


The event will be broadcast live simultaneously both domestically and internationally. To view the livestream, please scan the QR code below.


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