In a statement, the MVCC said the vape industry must be regulated, including nicotine e-liquids.Read More
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The Malaysian government wants to reduce the number of smokers by taxation not harm reduction.Read More
Exceptions will be given to local vapor manufacturers, according to Malaysian customs officials.Read More
The new rule reverses a policy proposal from the previous Pakatan Harapan (PH) government.Read More
E-liquid will be subjected to an excise duty at a rate of .40sen (cents) per millimeter.Read More
Vapor industry players in Malaysia have sought guidance from authorities on how to conduct their business properly, following last week’s nationwide raid on vape outlets. On Nov. 5, the Health Ministry raided hundreds of vape Read More
The Health Ministry of Malaysia has remained firm in its view that e-cigarettes containing nicotine should be banned. The Health Ministry will not support any activity that could contribute to increased health problems, according to Read More
Vape stores in Malaysia have been the target of nationwide raids carried out to seize nicotine-based vapes, according to the country’s Health Ministry. An official from the Health Ministry told The Star that the Read More
The Malaysian government has rejected a ban on e-cigarettes, according to a story in The Bangkok Post. Rural and Regional Development Minister Ismail Sabri Yaacob said the cabinet decided against the ban in their meeting Read More