Global Vape Brand Lost Mary has announced its entrance into the Malaysian market while regulations behind vaping is still loose and inconclusive.
The brands said it has set its sights on Malaysia despite the complex landscape of demand, popularity, and regulatory scrutiny. Lost Mary said its committed to ensuring strict compliance with government regulations, particularly the passing of the “Control of Smoking Products for Public Health Bill 2023.” The company, as a responsible industry leader, has vowed to stay vigilant, remain informed and adapt its strategies in real-time to adhere to evolving regulatory standards.
According to Carlson Leong, country manager of LOST MARY Malaysia, “We are committed to complying with Malaysian market regulations as we venture into this dynamic landscape. Our dedication stems from our mission of providing our customers with high-quality, reliable devices. This is in tandem with our constant actions in collaboration with regulators worldwide, in removing unsafe and low-quality counterfeit vaping products with questionable standards and quality control.”
Acknowledging the competitive nature of the Malaysian vaping industry, the brand said it is committed to survival through continuous efforts in delivering high-quality and safe products with the best price-to-performance ratio.
