The law takes effect on Oct. 23, 2023.Read More
The bill is reportedly “more comprehensive” than a previous version.Read More
New legislation aims to restrict the use and sale of vaping and other tobacco products.Read More
The state could lose federal funding if the legislation is not enacted. Read More
Heated-tobacco products are prohibited “based on the risks involved” in using them. Read More
Background checks and testing protocols would not be required if crops are in compliance.Read More
There are two proposals in Congress.Read More
Police can issue on-the-spot fines of up to NT$10,000 to those caught vaping.Read More
No one born after Jan. 1, 2003, could purchase or consume tobacco products.Read More
None of the current tobacco product advertising restrictions apply to e-cigarettes.Read More
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