Cambodia Outright Bans Investment in Electronic Cigarette and Vape Production
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has announced an outright ban on investment in the production of electronic cigarettes and vapes within the country. This prohibition extends even to products intended for export, citing concerns over societal and youth health impacts. The government also maintains a strict stance on cannabis cultivation, referencing past experiences in Thailand.
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