Starting from January 1, 2025, the sale of flavored electronic cigarette e-liquids in the domestic market will be officially prohibited; The legal age for purchasing any tobacco products has been raised to 20 years old. 2. It is prohibited to use remote communication methods (including electronic and online) to sell/purchase tobacco products, tobacco substitutes, and electronic cigarette devices, including ordering from countries outside the European Union. 3. Implement omnichannel age verification, and sales points must strictly carry out identity document checks before selling electronic cigarette devices. Starting from January 1, 2026, the consumption tax will be raised to € 0.35/mL The seasoning ban resulted in a reduction of over 1.5 million euros in e-liquid consumption tax revenue in the first half of 2025, and the market share of illegal flavored electronic cigarettes increased to 42.4%. The consumption tax rate for electronic cigarettes will continue to automatically increase year by year in the coming years. 2. Continue to strengthen law enforcement and import control of flavored electronic cigarettes: SRS has the right to confiscate electronic cigarette products sent to individuals through postal services from third countries, and prohibit direct sales to consumers through cross-border remote channels outside the European Union. 3. Intensify law enforcement efforts against illegal markets, but high tax burdens and taste bans have led to a significant increase in illegal market share. 4. Implement the 2026 new version of the Health Supervision Administration (VI) regulatory execution plan, strengthen the notification and ingredient verification of electronic cigarette products.