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China’s Tobacco Regulator Mulls Protecting Offline E-Cig Sales

2019年11月13日 19:28 来源于 财新网
Unreleased plan would prevent local authorities from stopping brick-and-mortar vendors from selling e-cigarette unless they are near a school, Caixin has learned
A sign on the door of an e-cigarette store in Beijing reads "Minors Barred From Entering" on Nov. 8. Photo: VCG

China’s powerful tobacco regulator is weighing whether to stop local authorities from banning the sale of e-cigarettes in brick-and-mortar stores — except for those near schools.

The unreleased policy from the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration (STMA), which oversees, and shares staff and offices with, China National Tobacco Corp., the world’s largest tobacco company by sales, would come even after the body banned all online sales of e-cigarettes earlier this month.

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