1. One gang smuggled heating and not burning smoke bombs was sentenced to 12 years in prison

Recently, the Intermediate People's Court of Fangchenggang City, Guangxi, made a first trial of the case of smuggling heating and non -combustion cigarettes under the investigation of the Fangcheng Customs Anti -Smuggling Branch of the Nanning Customs Anti -Smuggling Bureau. 200,000 to 1 million are not equal.

It is reported that the case was the unified deployment of Nanning and Hangzhou Customs Anti -Smuggling Bureau on April 21, 2021, and the tobacco departments in various places were seized in accordance with the tobacco departments in Guangxi Fangchenggang, Zhejiang Shaoxing, Shenzhen and other places in Guangxi. Three smuggling and heating non -burning cigarette criminal gangs, about 4,500 smoke bombs were checked on the spot.

After further trial, it was found that from August 2019 to April 2021, the defendant's cumulative smuggling cigarette bombs had a total value of 411.568 million yuan.

2. COEE can get a patent

Recently, the electronic atomization brand COEE Keyi has once again obtained the patent of the ceramic atomization core technology, and the "hard power" is developed to the new level. This is COEE Keyi, after obtaining the patent of the atomization core invention in July this year, once again obtained the invention patent in the fabricic core field. It is evident that the attention and investment in this field can be seen.

COEE Keyi said that in the future, it will continue to increase technological development and innovation, further improve research and development capabilities, and provide a steady stream of technical motivation for the company's sustainable and stable development.

3. Macau forbidden electronic cigarettes will take effect on December 5th

On December 1st, the Macau Health Bureau issued a press release reminder that the Legislative Council passed the "Prevention and Control of Smoking Specification System" in August this year to prohibit manufacturing, distribution, sales, imports and export electronic cigarettes and export clothing. Or nasal smoke products, including prohibiting the exit of these products and the Special Administrative Region of Macau.

The Macau Health Bureau emphasizes that the above -mentioned new regulations will take effect on December 5th, and offenders will be fined 4,000 yuan in the Macau dollar by the Department of Science and Technology.

4. Technical Liu Ji and innovate HNB products appear in Italy

On November 26-27, the Sixth Electronic atomization Expo was held at the Padolva Exhibition Center in northern Italy. At the exhibition site, the first HNB product ZELES Z2 independently developed by the company exhibited the company.

According to the on -site staff, the research and development team led by the Jihe Group's layout of the HNB field has been in the HNB field for five years. The Evereest Himalayan laboratory, which builds the highest specifications in the industry, and builds the HNB technology protection.

5. Feelm Max "Future" series leads the world's one -time environmental protection trend

Recently, FEELM, a global leader in closed electronic cigarette solutions, officially named its one -time sustainable design series "Future". This series is an important result of FEELM MAX's exploration of future environmental solutions. That is, the product of packaging "is the design concept of design concepts.

6. Thailand seized the smuggling of electronic cigarettes with a case value of 80 million baht

Recently, according to Thai media reports, many officials of the Thai National Police Administration and staff of the Thailand National Tobacco Products and other relevant departments cracked a press conference in Thailand-Malaysia's large-scale electronic cigarette crimes.

It is reported that the case seized 253,000 electronic smoke liquids from 4 vents and 4,000 electronic cigarette accessories, with a total value of more than 80 million baht (about 16.17 million yuan).

7. The Dutch taste ban will be officially implemented on October 1 next year

The Netherlands will officially ban all electronic tobacco except to Tobacco from October 1, 2023. The ban will also include anything other than depicting tobacco on the packaging and restrict product naming rules.

In addition, the Dutch National Institute of Public Health and Environment (RIVM) and the Ministry of Health created a list of only 16 additives. All legal tobacco -flavored electronic oil (whether or not nicotine) can only use these ingredients.

8. The British electronic cigarette industry in 2021 reached 2.8 billion pounds

A new report written by the Economic and Commercial Research Center (CEBR) on behalf of the British Electronic Cigarette Industry Association (UKVIA) shows that in 2021, the British electronic cigarette industry is worth 2.8 billion pounds (US $ 3.36 billion), and in retail, manufacturing and supply The chain field provides nearly 18,000 jobs.

The report also showed that smokers gave up cigarettes and chose electronic cigarettes that are less harmful. In 2019, it saved more than 300 million pounds for the British National Health Service (NHS).

9. The new proposal of the European Commission will levy electronic cigarette tax throughout the entire European Union

The European Union will propose an electronic cigarette tax policy that has implemented throughout the European Union. According to the draft, products with high nicotine content will be levied at least 40%of the consumption tax, and the lower electronic cigarettes will face 20%tax. Heating tobacco products will also be levied 55%of taxes.

10. Imperial brand launches new type of disposable electronic cigarette products BLU BAR

The international tobacco giant ImperialBrands Empire brand launched a new one -time electronic cigarette series Blubar, with LED indicators, priced at £ 5.99, and the taste includes six types: Kiwi Baixiang fruit, mango, banana, peach, watermelon and strawberry.

11. Australia further tighten the regulatory policy of electronic cigarettes

The Australian government said that major reforms will be considered, including tightening electronic cigarette import rules and strict electronic cigarette labeling laws to prevent young people from using electronic cigarettes. The Australian Medical Products Administration (TGA) will conduct public opinion inquiries on electronic cigarette reform.

Public opinion consultation will last until January 16, 2023. Australian Minister of Health Batler will meet with the Health Minister of the State and Regions in the same month to discuss how to coordinate electronic cigarettes nationwide.