Malaysian Government Plans To Regulate E-liquids

Malaysian government plans to regulate e-liquids

According to a recent report by the New Straits Times, the Malaysian government plans to regulate and tax e-liquids. Although e-cigarettes containing nicotine are illegal in Malaysia, the product is still widely sold, with an estimated market size of more than 2 billion Malaysian ringgit (1 Malaysian ringgit is about 1.5 yuan).

Industry groups such as the Malaysian Electronic Cigarette Chamber of Commerce said that they welcome the regulatory and taxation measures for electronic cigarettes, but consultations are needed because this will have a great impact on local practitioners in related industries.