Indonesia

Indonesian government announces new regulations on tobacco product retail prices effective from January 1, 2025.

Indonesian Industry Ministry warns standardized tobacco packaging may worsen illegal tobacco circulation, affecting legal industry and revenue.

JINJIA Group Responds to Investor Inquiry, Confirms Mofee Heated Tobacco Brand Produced by Subsidiary PT. JINJIA NGP Indonesia and Sold Since 2022

The draft regulation on tobacco and e-cigarette safety in Indonesia faces criticism for potentially damaging market positions.

Indonesia’s Akvindo and AVI urge government to reassess plain packaging for e-cigarettes, citing consumer rights to clear product information.

The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce (Kadin) argues that implementing plain packaging could threaten the viability of the e-cigarette industry, increase illegal tobacco products and reduce government tax revenues. Kadin is urging the Ministry of Health to reconsider or withdraw the proposal.

Protests arise in Indonesia's e-cigarette industry against proposed regulations requiring plain packaging, threatening market innovation and growth.

On September 28, the e-cigarette exhibition VAPEFAIR officially opened at Jakarta Convention Center, attracting top brands like ELFBAR and OXVA.