The central government this week announced that it was considering increasing enforcement of smoking bans in public places in light of new data on how the 2006 laws have been less that effect in many of the autonomous regions.
The health minister stated that smoking in public places was a public health issue and that whilst the 2006 laws may be responsible for the reduction of smokers by upt a million people, it was time to enforce a total ban to include bars and restaurants.
The announcement coincides with the launch of the leading brand of electronic cigarette in the USA, Inlife into countries of the European Union including Spain.
Electronic cigarettes are an alternative smoking device that simlulates the smoking experience and delivers vaporized nicotine to the user without any of the harmful carcinogens associated with smoking tabacco. With no ’secondary smoke issues’, electronic cigarettes are acceptable in all places where smoking tabacco is banned, giving the smoker the closest thing to having a smoke without affecting the people around them.
Inlife expect to launch their branded products into Europe in mid September.
The American company who offer a business opportunity in the form of a Multi level marketing distribution plan to individuals expect sales to be ‘brisk’ in light of the increasing social change across the world. Global sales of electronic cigarettes are forecast to achieve $50 billion over the next five years.
