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Perak Vape Sales Ban: Traders Given Until October to Comply

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The Perak state government has set a deadline of October 2025 for all electronic cigarette and vape traders to cease operations. This grace period allows businesses with valid licenses to clear existing stock before full enforcement of the sales ban begins. Legal action will be taken against violators after this transitional phase.

Key Takeaways:

  • October Deadline: Traders must stop sales by October 2025.
  • Grace Period: Allows clearing of stock for valid license holders.
  • Strict Enforcement: Legal action awaits those violating the ban post-deadline.
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Malaysia: Perak to Stop Renewing Vape Shop Licenses from 2026

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The Malaysian state of Perak will stop issuing new licenses and cease renewing existing licenses for the sale of vapes and electronic cigarettes starting January 2026. Perak Health Committee Chairman A. Sivanesan announced that the state executive council has agreed to this move to protect public health, particularly that of young people.

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Malaysia: Perak to Decide on Vape Sales License Ban Next Month

The Perak state government expects to review a complete working paper on banning the sale of electronic cigarettes (vapes) at its State Executive Council meeting early next month. State Health Committee chairman A. Sivanesan stated that the proposed move will focus on restricting local authorities from issuing new vape sales licenses.

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Malaysia Perak Aims for October Vape Sales Ban

The Perak state government is targeting October to enforce a statewide ban on the sale of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) and vapes. A. Sivanesan, chairman of the state’s human resources and health committee, announced that a working paper on the matter is currently being drafted by the state health department.

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Malaysia Perak State Reviewing Potential Vape Sales Ban

The Perak state government in Malaysia is currently deliberating a potential ban on the sale of electronic cigarettes (vapes), according to Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Saarani Mohamad. No final decision has been made, as several factors require careful consideration, including discussions with the Vape Traders Association, from whom Saarani has received a meeting request.

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