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Singapore's new tobacco packaging regulations launched on July 1: health warning chart covers at least 75%

Cigarette manufacturers operating in Singapore will be required to sell their products in standard packaging from July 1, the Straits Times reported.

Smoore international issues 574 million shares and expects to be listed on July 10

From 2016 to 2019, SIMORE's income was RMB 707 million, RMB 1565 million, RMB 3.43 billion and RMB 7.6 billion respectively.

Conclusions of the United Nations Conference on CBD

Regarding the results of the meeting, INCB said it was a significant symbolic victory and a positive step towards relaxing international control of cannabis.

Banning the sale of flavored e-cigarettes in the Netherlands to reduce the smoking rate of teenagers

Dutch government will extend current smoking legislation to e-cigarettes from July 1, and also plan to ban tobacco products containing spices in e-cigarettes, Dutch media Dutch news reported.

Electronic cigarette users force the Australian health minister to withdraw the ban

According to foreign reports, if Australian e-cigarette users celebrate too much today, please forgive me. After a week of public outrage, Australian health minister Greg Hunt withdrew and delayed the strict nicotine import ban, which was due to take effect on July 1.

Vpz, the UK's largest e-cigarette retail store, will reopen

According to foreign reports, the Edinburgh based vpz, which claims to be the UK's largest e-cigarette retailer, will reopen in the city tomorrow after 14 weeks of closure through new security measures.

Australia's electronic cigarette import ban will be extended for another year

The federal government of Australia will extend the ban on the import of electronic cigarettes containing nicotine vaporizers. The ban will last for 12 months, allowing the medical supplies authority (TGA) to conduct public consultation on the regulation of nicotine products.

The UK's largest retailer of steam products said sales of e-cigarettes increased by 1150% during the outbreak

Demand for steam products and e-cigarettes has surged more than 11 times since covid-19 and the ban on menthol cigarettes in the UK, according to one of the UK's largest retailers of steam products.

Nearly 40% of smokers reduce smoking during the UAE epidemic

Recently, novel coronavirus pneumonia cases in the Middle East have been rebounded, while new cases of new crown pneumonia in the United Arab Emirates have decreased.

NCHS survey in the United States: most e-cigarette users are traditional smokers

1.1% of never smokers and 1.7% of former smokers who quit smoking at least five years ago reported the current use of e-cigarettes.

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