The regulations on tobacco e-commerce in Jiangsu Province are as follows:

The regulations on tobacco e-commerce in Jiangsu Province mainly include the following points: 1. The production, wholesale, retail and special operations of tobacco products must Hold the corresponding tobacco monopoly license; 2. Tobacco monopoly retail licenses are issued by the municipal and county-level tobacco monopoly administrative departments; 3. Enterprises and individuals holding licenses should operate in accordance with the business methods, scope and regions specified by law; 4. It is prohibited to lend, alter, forge or trade tobacco monopoly licenses; 5. Cigarettes, cigars and packaged cut tobacco must apply for trademark registration, and they are not allowed to be produced and sold without registration; 6. Suspected counterfeit and shoddy tobacco products must be inspected by statutory agencies; 7. Retail tobacco products should be labeled with anti-counterfeiting labels. The local tobacco monopoly administrative departments are responsible for publicity, supervision, management, review and issuance of licenses, and investigation and handling of illegal cases. When applying for a tobacco license, the reasonable distance between retail outlets also needs to be considered.

Regulatory policies for the tobacco industry:

1. License requirements: Enterprises or individuals engaged in the sale of tobacco products must hold a tobacco monopoly retail license issued by the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration;

2. Product restrictions: Tobacco products that have not been approved by the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration are not allowed to be sold on e-commerce platforms;

3. Advertising restrictions: Tobacco advertising is strictly restricted on e-commerce platforms. , advertising of tobacco products is not allowed through online channels;

4. Age verification: E-commerce platforms must verify the age of consumers who purchase tobacco products to ensure that tobacco products are not sold to minors;

5. Tax compliance: Tobacco e-commerce activities must comply with relevant tax regulations to ensure that the sale of tobacco products complies with national tax policies.

To sum up, the regulations on tobacco e-commerce in Jiangsu Province involve the application and management of tobacco monopoly licenses, the legality of business scope and geography, trademark registration of tobacco products, the use of anti-counterfeiting labels, and the prevention of counterfeiting. Inspection of counterfeit and substandard products. At the same time, local tobacco monopoly administrative departments are responsible for multiple responsibilities such as publicity, supervision, management and legal enforcement, ensuring that tobacco retail outlets maintain a reasonable distance to standardize the order of the tobacco market and protect the rights and interests of consumers.

Legal basis:

"Tobacco Monopoly Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 15

Distribution of Tobacco Products Enterprises engaged in wholesale business must be approved by the tobacco monopoly administrative department under the State Council or the tobacco monopoly administrative department at the provincial level, obtain a tobacco monopoly wholesale enterprise license, and be approved and registered by the industrial and commercial administrative department.

Article 16

Enterprises or individuals engaged in the retail business of tobacco products shall be reviewed by the industrial and commercial administrative department of the people's government at the county level based on the entrustment of the tobacco monopoly administrative department at the next higher level. Approved to issue tobacco monopoly retail license. Where a county-level tobacco monopoly administrative department has been established, the county-level tobacco monopoly administrative department may also review and approve the issuance of a tobacco monopoly retail license.

Article 17

The state formulates tar content grade standards for cigarettes and cigars. Cigarettes and cigars should be marked with tar content levels and "Smoking is harmful to health" on the packaging.

Article 18

It is prohibited to broadcast or publish tobacco product advertisements on radio stations, television stations, newspapers and periodicals.

Article 19

Cigarettes, cigars and packaged cut tobacco must apply for trademark registration. Without approval and registration, they shall not be produced or sold. It is prohibited to produce and sell tobacco products that counterfeit other people's registered trademarks.