Philippine Presidential Press Secretary Trixie Cruz Angeles tweeted that a bill aimed at “lowering the purchasing age of e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products” has been rolled out in the Philippines, ABS-CBN reported. officially become law.

The bill shifted e-cigarette regulation from the Food and Drug Administration to the Department of Trade and Industry and lowered the purchase age limit from 21 to 18.

In addition to lowering the age limit for purchasing e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products, the bill removes restrictions on two flavors of related products, allows sponsorship beyond trade associations and trade events, and allows tobacco companies to conduct corporate social responsibility-related activities. Activity.

For now, anti-vaping activists in the Philippines are claiming to challenge the new legislation in court.

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