Indonesia to implement e-cigarette regulation in July
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Indonesia will implement a regulation on e-cigarettes in July, controlling their use with provisions similar to conventional cigarettes. The regulation includes age restrictions, advertising controls, and product content standards to protect public health.
Indonesia is set to implement a new regulation on e-cigarettes in July to strengthen public health protection. The regulation, Government Regulation No. 28 of 2024, includes provisions such as age restrictions, advertising controls, and product content standards. Individuals under 21 will be prohibited from using e-cigarettes, and advertising on social media will be restricted. E-cigarette products must comply with maximum nicotine content standards and cannot use additives with adverse health effects. The regulation also requires pictorial health warnings and prohibits e-cigarette use in smoke-free areas. The Health Ministry is preparing derivative regulations and conducting outreach and education on the health impacts of e-cigarettes.
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