Taiwan

Nearly 30% of non-smoking workers in Taiwan are still exposed to secondhand smoke, according to a recent report.

According to Taiwan media, enforcement agencies have fined and confiscated a total of 579 cases and 33.43 million yuan for e-cigarette violations.

The e-cigarette usage rate among Taiwanese youth is increasing, with a growth rate of over 50% from 2019 to 2021.

Police in Taoyuan, Taiwan, raided an illegal cigarette factory, confiscating tobacco intended for low-quality cigarette production.

An illegal e-cigarette factory was discovered in New Taipei City, Taiwan, violating the new tobacco control regulations implemented in March.

Taiwan police seize over 240,000 bottles of nicotine containing e-liquid and arrest nine people in an underground store.

Taiwan cracks down on e-cigarettes, with 2173 violations detected and 18 penalties totaling NT$280,000 in the first month.

Manufacturing or importing e-cigarettes can result in a maximum fine of NTD 50 million (approximately CNY 11.29 million).