A bill that seeks to ban smoking and vaping for those born from 2007 is gaining heavy support.Read More
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Several trade groups insist on consultation and careful consideration of the proposed legislation. Read More
The law should put the burden on retailers, companies and corporations to not sell the products.Read More
Tabled for its first reading on July 27, the bill bans individuals born in 2007 or later from possessing tobacco.Read More
The bill calls for a ban on sales of cigarettes, tobacco and vapor products to those born after 2005. Read More
The survey also found that 52% of Malaysian smokers perceive vaping to be less harmful than smoking.Read More
The delay has left the industry in limbo resulting in millions a year in tax revenue losses.Read More
Tobacco harm reduction advocates welcome a historic victory after a long-fought battle in Malaysia.Read More
This means that Malaysians who are 17 years old today will not ever be able to legally buy vaping products.Read More
EVALI should not be used as a 'boogeyman' to push regulators to adopt a 'zero-tolerance' attitude.Read More