Yootech：The world e-cigarette Alliance launched a global campaign to support e-c

Recently, the world electronic cigarette Alliance (WVA) launched a global campaign - "backva Ping". We hope that people from all walks of life can hear the voice of e-cigarette users, so that policy makers in all countries can realize that there is a realistic basis to prove that e-cigarette can improve public health, and send a message to them: the best way to quit smoking is to promote e-cigarette.

Users of e-cigarettes can participate in sports and video recording through WVA official website, and jointly appeal to governments to promote e-cigarettes.

The alliance, founded in 2019, has been working to clarify rumors about e-cigarettes and to call on governments to develop more reasonable regulatory measures.

WVA has previously issued a document saying that there will be two major conferences in 2021 that will directly affect how countries around the world regulate e-cigarettes. First, the Ninth Conference of the parties to the FCTC convention, to be held in November, will set the direction for the world's anti smoking and e-cigarette policy. Second, the EU "tobacco products directive" Legislative Council is currently being held, and its laws will become the benchmark for countries to formulate e-cigarette regulatory measures.

To this end, WVA launched a "counterattack.". Beat the "smoking" campaign. "E-cigarettes may make 200 million smokers quit smoking completely," WVA said on its website. Whether the government chooses to save these people's lives or restrict the e-cigarette, a life changing tool for smokers, will depend on the two meetings“

Michael Randall, director of WVA, said publicly: "authoritative research and practical evidence have confirmed that reasonable e-cigarette regulatory measures can help millions of smokers successfully quit smoking. However, due to the influence of anti e-cigarette organization, the promotion of e-cigarette is more difficult. "

"At the Ninth Conference of the parties and the European Union, it is possible for leaders to treat e-cigarettes and cigarettes equally under pressure." "It's going to be a disaster for e-cigarette users, traditional smokers and public health," Landl said. If the tax rate of e-cigarettes is raised, the taste of e-cigarettes is restricted, or other stricter regulatory measures are introduced, millions of e-cigarette users may be forced to smoke again