Where Can You Buy Kuanzhai Cartridges?
Where can you buy Kuanzhai cartridges? As of 2018, there were many types of heated tobacco products available in China and abroad. Internationally, representative products included British American Tobacco’s iFuse and glo, Philip Morris International’s IQ
Where can you buy Kuanzhai tobacco sticks? As of 2018, there are many kinds of heated tobacco products available both in China and overseas. Internationally, representative products include British American Tobacco’s iFuse and GLO, Philip Morris International’s IQOS, Japan Tobacco’s Ploom, and Revo from Reynolds, among others. The most successful of these is Philip Morris International’s IQOS. In China, representative companies include Yanshen Technology, Yanwa Technology, Aiwibadi Technology, Huoqi GS5.0, and Green Yunda, all of which are engaged in heated tobacco. However, the state-owned tobacco sector also has its own products. Sichuan China Tobacco’s Kuanzhai Kung Fu e-cigarette is one heated tobacco product.
As we all know, countries around the world have different regulatory policies for heated tobacco products represented by IQOS. Some allow full legal sales, some ban them completely, and some permit only nicotine-free products. It is understood that countries where heated tobacco products can be sold legally mainly include Japan and New Zealand.
Kuanzhai tobacco sticks are prohibited from sale in mainland China, but they can be purchased in South Korea! At present, heated tobacco products are explicitly banned from sale in China, and anything found on the market is being sold through illegal smuggling channels. Heated tobacco products (tobacco sticks + devices) developed and produced by regional China Tobacco companies are currently mainly exported overseas. Private e-cigarette companies are also currently limited to the R&D and manufacturing of heated tobacco product devices, which are likewise mainly exported abroad. As for the reasons why heated tobacco products are banned from sale in China, they likely involve several considerations.
The sticks (tobacco sticks) contain tobacco ingredients
The tobacco sticks used in heated tobacco products essentially use shredded tobacco as the consumable material, which brings them under the relevant provisions of the Tobacco Monopoly Law. Under the relevant regulations, the state may prohibit their sale.
They contain tar
Although they are presented in the form of e-cigarettes, they differ from other e-cigarettes in that tar is still produced during use. Of course, IQOS is much safer and healthier than traditional tobacco, and the tar content is very low.
The brand is too influential and differs from other e-cigarettes on the market
Behind IQOS are Japan Tobacco and PMI (Philip Morris International, the parent company of Marlboro). In other words, IQOS is backed by the world’s largest and third-largest tobacco companies, something China Tobacco cannot ignore.
Impact on tax revenue
This is the most important reason. From the day IQOS entered the Chinese market, it has done so through smuggling or daigou-style gray-market import channels rather than normal trade, without paying the corresponding customs duties, tobacco taxes, or VAT, and circulation in the market has also been illegal throughout.
Trade protection
The State Tobacco Monopoly Administration has already positioned similar products of its own (Kuanzhai e-cigarettes), and has also faced equivalent restrictions overseas. This is also a reciprocal form of trade treatment!
Please note: without a tobacco monopoly license, sales are not permitted in China!!!
As we all know, countries around the world have different regulatory policies for heated tobacco products represented by IQOS. Some allow full legal sales, some ban them completely, and some permit only nicotine-free products. It is understood that countries where heated tobacco products can be sold legally mainly include Japan and New Zealand.
Kuanzhai tobacco sticks are prohibited from sale in mainland China, but they can be purchased in South Korea! At present, heated tobacco products are explicitly banned from sale in China, and anything found on the market is being sold through illegal smuggling channels. Heated tobacco products (tobacco sticks + devices) developed and produced by regional China Tobacco companies are currently mainly exported overseas. Private e-cigarette companies are also currently limited to the R&D and manufacturing of heated tobacco product devices, which are likewise mainly exported abroad. As for the reasons why heated tobacco products are banned from sale in China, they likely involve several considerations.
The sticks (tobacco sticks) contain tobacco ingredients
The tobacco sticks used in heated tobacco products essentially use shredded tobacco as the consumable material, which brings them under the relevant provisions of the Tobacco Monopoly Law. Under the relevant regulations, the state may prohibit their sale.
They contain tar
Although they are presented in the form of e-cigarettes, they differ from other e-cigarettes in that tar is still produced during use. Of course, IQOS is much safer and healthier than traditional tobacco, and the tar content is very low.
The brand is too influential and differs from other e-cigarettes on the market
Behind IQOS are Japan Tobacco and PMI (Philip Morris International, the parent company of Marlboro). In other words, IQOS is backed by the world’s largest and third-largest tobacco companies, something China Tobacco cannot ignore.
Impact on tax revenue
This is the most important reason. From the day IQOS entered the Chinese market, it has done so through smuggling or daigou-style gray-market import channels rather than normal trade, without paying the corresponding customs duties, tobacco taxes, or VAT, and circulation in the market has also been illegal throughout.
Trade protection
The State Tobacco Monopoly Administration has already positioned similar products of its own (Kuanzhai e-cigarettes), and has also faced equivalent restrictions overseas. This is also a reciprocal form of trade treatment!Please note: without a tobacco monopoly license, sales are not permitted in China!!!
