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Hong Kong will consider tobacco alternatives ban after September

Written by || 29th June 2020 || Regulatory briefing | Heated tobacco | Nicotine | Politics & policy | Asia Hong Kong

Hong Kong will reintroduce a bill to ban tobacco-alternative products after local elections in September. The Legislative Council ended discussions on the existing bill due to lack of time before its term ends in July ...

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