WAL-MART Will Stop Selling Electronic Cigarette Products In Stores Across The Country.

On September 23rd, according to foreign media reports, following the enactment of the electronic cigarette ban in the United States, WAL-MART also announced that it would stop selling electronic cigarettes at all stores in the United States.

WAL-MART issued a statement that the federal, state and local regulatory authorities' restrictions on electronic cigarettes are becoming more complex and uncertain, and they plan to stop electronic cigarette products in all WAL-MART supermarkets and Sam member stores. WAL-MART said it would stop selling electronic cigarette products after the existing inventory was sold out.

The report also said that the decision of WAL-MART, a larger US retailer, would affect other stores. Cbs Broadcasting Inc, Viacom and Warner media also announced last week that they would ban electronic cigarette advertising in their media networks.

In fact, according to the media, in September 11th, the White House had announced a ban on flavoring electronic cigarettes and could fight electronic cigarettes by raising the federal tobacco tax in the future, raising the tobacco tax from $1 to $3, as well as a $3 tax on electronic cigarettes. Recently, the latest data released by the CDC also pointed out that the number of patients with lung diseases related to electronic cigarettes increased from 380 cases a week ago to 530, of which 7 died.

In addition to the US embargo on electronic cigarettes, there are now a total or partial ban on electronic cigarettes in more than a dozen countries around the world, including Japan, Canada, Singapore, New Zealand, Thailand and Brazil. In addition, the European Commission has promised to complete the scientific examination of electronic cigarettes by 2021.