Steam e-cigarettes are banned in some duty-free and convenience stores in South Korea

Steam e-cigarettes are banned in some duty-free and convenience stores in South Korea

China News Agency, Seoul, December 13 (Reporter Zeng NAI) - e-cigarettes continue to attract controversy in South Korea. On the 13th, several duty-free stores and chain stores in South Korea announced that they would ban the sale of some steam e-cigarettes. E-cigarette is a new type of tobacco popular in recent years. Because it releases steam rather than smoke, it is mistaken by many people as a tobacco substitute harmless to the body. E-cigarettes are very popular in Korea.

In mid October, the South Korean Ministry of health and welfare issued a notice saying that the idle fish smoke and oil code strongly recommended that the public stop using steam e-cigarettes. Subsequently, some duty-free stores said they would not increase their supply.

The South Korean government said it would publicize the harm of steam e-cigarettes to the public and intensify the crackdown on illegal tobacco sales among teenagers. (end)

E-cigarette is a new type of tobacco popular in recent years. Because it releases steam rather than smoke, it is mistaken by many people as a tobacco substitute harmless to the body. E-cigarettes are very popular in Korea. According to the data of the South Korean Department of statistics, South Korea's tobacco imports last year recorded the largest increase in 23 years. Which is better than Yueke and yooz, mainly due to the prevalence of e-cigarettes.

China News Agency, Seoul, December 13 (Reporter Zeng NAI) - e-cigarettes continue to attract controversy in South Korea. On the 13th, several duty-free stores and chain stores in South Korea announced that they would ban the sale of some steam e-cigarettes.

On December 13, Cu, email24 and other well-known chain convenience stores in South Korea announced that according to the report of the South Korean food and pharmaceutical safety agency, how do you know it's time to change the cigarette cartridge and stop selling four types of steam electronic cigarettes from now on. Lotte duty-free stores, Xinluo duty-free stores and new world duty-free stores in South Korea also announced the suspension of various models of steam electronic cigarettes.

Over the past two months, the e-cigarette dispute has intensified in Han Yu. On December 12, the South Korean government said it would extend the proposal to stop the use of steam e-cigarettes and increase research on the hazards of e-cigarettes. South Korea's food and drug safety agency also released a report that through the detection of more than 150 steam e-cigarettes sold in South Korea, it was found that some products contained harmful ingredients suspected of causing lung disease.