Exquisite printing and packaging attract young smokers Some countries have introduced e-cigarette regulations

News from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration website shows that in recent years many countries have successively introduced regulations for e-cigarettes:

In 2009, Brazil introduced regulations prohibiting the sale and import of electronic cigarettes and restricting e-cigarette advertising.

On March 27, 2009, Canada banned the sale of e-cigarette products containing nicotine.

In June 2009, Panama banned the import of electronic cigarette products.

In July 2009, the Israeli Ministry of Health banned the import and sale of electronic cigarettes.

In January 2010, Malta prohibited the consumption of electronic cigarettes in public places and prohibited the sale of electronic cigarettes to minors.

In July 2010, Singapore introduced regulations that prohibit the import and sale of electronic cigarettes.

In May 2011, Argentina introduced regulations that prohibit the import, sale and advertising of electronic cigarettes.

In November 2011, Greece imposed a ban on the sale and consumption of electronic cigarettes.