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Alternative tobacco and nicotine products in Cambodia

Global business and regulatory news covering the alternative tobacco industry

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Daily regulatory updates of the tobacco alternative sector. It includes weekly podcasts and monthly compilations

23rd March 2023: Cambodia: During a seminar yesterday on e-cigarettes and related products, education minister Kim Sethany told school managers to ramp up enforcement of the ban on e-cigs and heated tobacco, which she said were widely known by Cambodian teenagers through advertising on social media, press reports.
28th June 2022: Cambodia: The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports issued guidelines on the prevention of the use of heated tobacco products in public and private schools, local media reports. Even though such products are banned, the minister is concerned about the rising use of heated tobacco products among youth, and therefore, he asks professors and parents to inform students about the negative effects and report to local authorities about the trade of such products.