YLKI rejects industry arguments that vaping can help smokers quit conventional cigarettes. Read More
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Vaping laws vary drastically from country to country, especially in smaller consumer markets.Read More
In Indonesia, tobacco products are subject to two levies — at central and local government levels.Read More
The move aims to reflect changes in technology, income and consumption patterns. Read More
Placing e-cigarettes in the legal framework for tobacco products legalizes industry participants. Read More
Authorities say they are determined to create a better nicotine product trading environment for Indonesia. Read More
The facility is the company’s seventh factory for smoke-free products and its first in Southeast Asia. Read More
Chinese e-cigarette manufacturers are expanding into Indonesia to better serve markets.Read More
An upgraded version of the Solus series, the Solus 2 has been in development for nearly 200 days.Read More
The government is reporting the seized vaping devices and e-liquid are worth about $29,890. Read More