FDA orders myblu off the market; experts explain 7 hidden risks in changing e-cigarette company shar

FLOW-wrap: break-word !important;">Tobacco legal experts: 7 hidden risks of e-cigarette companies changing shareholders

Tobacco,e-cigarettesandnew tobaccoLawyer Tang Shunliang, a legal expert in the field, sorted out the requirements for changes in investors or shareholders in the e-cigarette regulatory rules, ande-cigarette enterprisesThere are three typical situations of investor or shareholder changes, focusing on analyzing the risks of investor or shareholder changes in e-cigarette companies from seven aspects.

Huajia Biotech passed the first batch of approval for the renewal of the Tobacco Monopoly Production Enterprise License

Huajia ShengwuRecently, it successfully passed the approval for the renewal of the Tobacco Monopoly Production Enterprise License. The scope of the license covers the production of atomized substances (domestic sales) and the production of atomized substances (export), and the validity period is from July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2025.

FDA orders Imperial Tobacco to remove myblu e-cigarettes, involving distribution and retail

FDA official website news mentioned that it has issued a denial of marketing order (MDO) against myblu Menthol 2.4%. The company must not market or distribute the product in the United States or risk FDA enforcement. The company can resubmit a new application to resolve the issue of product rejection orders.

FDA grants $3.9 million for flavor research

The FDA recently allocated $3.9 million to fund researchers at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center Tobacco Research Center to evaluate the impact of e-cigarette taste on the smoking behavior of current adult smokers.

Four New York dealers filed federal lawsuits by mayor

New York Mayor Eric Adams has filed a lawsuit in federal court against four e-cigarette distributors to stop selling flavored e-cigarettes that are attractive to minors. New York City has banned the sale of flavored e-cigarettes since July 2020.

RELXOther brands have been found to contain prohibited ingredients in Australia

Test results released by the TGA laboratory showed thatYue Ke relx, a number of products such as IGET have been tested to contain prohibited ingredients. Judging from their Expiry date, these products that were tested for prohibited ingredients are obviously in Australiae-cigarette productsThe standard entered the Australia market after it was released.& nbsp;

German flavor ban extends to heated cigarettes, fog escapes but may restrict advertising

The German Bundestag approved a draft amendment to the Tobacco Products Act on June 22, banning the addition of vanilla, chocolate or other flavored flavors to heated cigarettes. After the adoption of this draft amendment, the tobacco products applicable to the German taste ban are cigarettes and heated cigarettes, and atomized e-cigarettes are not within the scope of the taste ban.# p#pagination title #e#

Dutch tobacco control timeline: 2024 bans flavors and supermarket sales, 2032 only stores sales

After making and postponing smoke-free plans many times, the Netherlands now has a relatively clear time plan. Currently, the Netherlands is determined to achieve a smoke-free generation by 2040 through the National Prevention Agreement. Specific plans of the National Prevention Agreement include increasing consumption tax, reducing the number of sales points for tobacco and e-cigarettes, banning the taste of e-cigarettes, and neutral packaging (universal packaging, no decorative elements).

UK e-cigarette regulation focuses on convenience store channels

A survey launched by the Health and Social Care Committee on the increase in e-cigarette use among minors has officially ended. Investigation revealed that illegal retailers were determined to have provided e-cigarettes to school children.

South Koreavape ExpoThe organizer responded that it was "held as scheduled"

The organizer The Fairs said that it had submitted a resolution plan for relevant issues to KINTEX and said it would not cancel the exhibition. Relevant persons from the organizer The Fairs emphasized that during the past three e-cigarette exhibitions, officials from local public health centers visited the venue and found no problems.

Netherlands bans supermarket sales of tobacco products in July next year

Dutch retail chain Albert Heijn announced on July 7 local time that it will stop selling traditional tobacco and tobacco products (e-cigarettes) in its affiliated stores starting from January 1, 2024. The move is in advance in response to the goal set by the Dutch government's "Smoke-Free Generation" plan-supermarkets will stop selling tobacco from July 1, 2024, Albert Heijn is six months ahead of the mandatory requirement.

Wuke has implemented the new e-cigarette policy on July 11

Ukraine banned the use of e-cigarettes in public places on July 11 and restricted the sale of e-cigarettes. Product restrictions include: the capacity should not exceed 2ml; the nicotine content should not exceed 20mg/ml

Ghana has outlawed the sale, advertising and recreational use of e-cigarettes

Ghana's Food and Drug Administration stated in a press release on July 5 that sales to the public, advertising, and the use of the Electronic Nicotine Delivery System (ENDS) for entertainment-based users are defined as illegal. Legal e-cigarettes may only be products that have been registered with prescription drugs for smoking cessation treatment.