A week after banning online sales of e-cigarettes, China outlined plans to prohibit vaping in public places to stem a “distinct increase” in activity among teenagers.
The stance would put China squarely with countries that have outlawed e-cigarettes outright, including India, Brazil and Singapore.
Already the world’s largest tobacco market, China’s e-cig market size rose from $451M in 2016 to $718M in 2018, according to estimates from L.E.K. Consulting.
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