Malaysia ANTY EXPO concurrent e-cigarette market compliance seminar: comprehensive analysis from law to taxation
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Malaysia ANTY EXPO concurrent e-cigarette market compliance seminar: comprehensive analysis from law to taxation
To help companies comply with regulations, SIRIM, MEVTA and the Malaysian Customs will hold seminars during the ANTYEXPO exhibition to explain the relevant policies and certification processes in detail.
According to data from the General Administration of Customs of China, China's e-cigarette exports to Malaysia reached US$385 million in 2023, making Malaysia the sixth largest export market for Chinese e-cigarettes.
However, Malaysia has implemented a series of tax policies and legal regulations on new tobacco products such as e-cigarettes, and all e-cigarette products produced or imported locally must obtain SIRIM certification.
In order to help companies better understand and adapt to the Malaysian market environment, the Malaysian Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (SIRIM), the Malaysian Electronic Vaporizer and Tobacco Substitutes Association (MEVTA), and the Malaysian Customs will hold seminars during the ANTY EXPO exhibition held from September 6 to 8.
As the official cooperative media of the ANTY EXPO exhibition, the two supremes will report this important seminar throughout the process to help exhibitors better understand Malaysia's market access conditions and compliance requirements. Through the cooperation of SIRIM, MEVTA and Malaysian Customs experts, Two Supremes will present the latest market dynamics and compliance strategies to readers, providing strong support for the international development of the e-cigarette industry.
Two Supremes are the official media partners of ANTY EXPO｜Source: ANTY EXPO
Standards and Industrial Research Institute of Malaysia (SIRIM)
Standards and Industrial Research Institute of Malaysia (SIRIM)
SIRIM is a government agency under the Ministry of Trade and Industry of Malaysia. As one of the promotion agencies, SIRIM will provide explanations and answer questions about the compliance certification process of new tobacco products.
Malaysian Customs (RMC)
Royal Malaysian Customs (RMC)
The Malaysian Customs will explain in detail the tax policy of new tobacco products at the seminar to help companies understand and comply with relevant tax regulations and ensure compliance development.
Malaysian Electronic Vaporizer and Tobacco Substitutes Association (MEVTA)
Malaysian Electronic Vaporizer and Tobacco Alternatives Association (MEVTA)
MEVTA will focus on introducing the legal policies of e-cigarettes. They have been committed to promoting the compliance and regulation of new tobacco products, and the seminar will provide guidance to companies on how to operate legally.
