Indonesia

Central Java's Demak County government allocates 118 million Indonesian rupiah for cash aid program to support local tobacco farmers and workers.

Indonesian customs in Mataram city achieved significant financial results in the first half of 2024, exceeding annual targets.

Indonesia's authorities collaborate to combat illegal cigarette distribution and promote tax revenue fund through social campaigns.

VAPE FAIR 2024 will be held at the Jakarta Convention Center (JCC) on 28-29 September 2024, marking a significant milestone in the e-cigarette industry.

Indonesian Customs Director General Askolani states citizens turning to cheap cigarettes drive government tobacco tax goals.

WHO urges Indonesian lawmakers to protect youth from tobacco harm as tobacco use among teens continues to rise.

APVI aims for over 6% sales growth in Indonesia's personal e-cigarette industry, fueled by increased tobacco consumption tax targets.

Recent health survey in Indonesia shows decrease in underage smoking but rise in e-cigarette use, according to Jakarta Globe on May 29.