《电子烟管理办法》实施满三年 上海、成都热门商圈内电子烟门店数量大幅度减少

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "Electronic Cigarette Management Measures" has led to a significant reduction in the number of electronic cigarette stores in popular shopping districts of Shanghai and Chengdu, indicating the initial effectiveness of the regulations [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Impact - The number of stores selling flavored electronic cigarettes has notably decreased since the enforcement of the regulations [1]. - A study conducted by Fudan University found that 21% of former electronic cigarette users have quit since the regulations were implemented [1]. - Continuous users reported fewer product flavor options and purchasing channels, with strong support for health warnings and protections for minors on packaging [1]. Group 2: Expert Opinions - Experts at a media conference emphasized the need for stricter enforcement against gray market transactions and online sales of flavored electronic cigarettes, as well as a complete ban on sales to minors [2]. - There is a call for enhanced regulation of the entire marketing chain of electronic cigarettes to prevent them from being marketed as "fashionable," "entertaining," or "harm-reducing" [2]. - Experts advocate for a collaborative approach across departments and society to strengthen the regulatory framework for electronic cigarettes and protect public health [3].