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The winter for e-cigarettes arrived even earlier online. On the night of November 5, JD.com and Suning removed vaping products. The next day, Xianyu followed. On the 7th, Tmall and Taobao blocked related keywords, and Pinduoduo also showed
Chinese regulators have again urged platforms and sellers to shut down online vape sales, remove vaping products, and withdraw ads, citing rising youth use and the influence of marketing.
Alibaba said it removed e-cigarette stores and products from Taobao and Tmall on Nov. 6 in response to regulatory requirements, joining other major Chinese e-commerce platforms.
Ahead of Double 11, Chinese regulators issued a notice requiring all market participants not to sell vaping devices to minors and urging producers and sellers to promptly shut down online sales channels.
Reports say JUUL’s rollout in China quickly hit obstacles, as flavored vaping products were reportedly pulled from sale shortly after launch amid tightening regulation.
As the world’s largest vaping market, the U.S. is tightening federal and state oversight, while negative publicity over illness and deaths has put the industry’s future under growing pressure.
US vaping-related lung illness cases have surpassed 1,000, with at least 34 deaths reported, intensifying concerns over the safety of vaping devices in the American market.
Former Meizu design director Zhang Jia says he is not entering the vaping business but working on electric vehicles, addressing earlier speculation about his next move.
The CDC has activated its Emergency Operations Center to support the investigation into lung illness cases linked to the use of vaping products as the situation continues to evolve.
An Ohio State University study found that even short-term vaping may trigger inflammatory lung changes in adults who had never smoked, highlighting potential health risks linked to vaping devices.
After a South Korean government advisory on Oct. 23, the country’s top three convenience store chains, including GS25, CU, and 7-Eleven, halted sales of some flavored vaping products.
Before national standards were introduced, views on vaping were sharply divided. Even so, UK public health bodies have long cited it as a harm reduction option compared with traditional cigarettes.