DTI
The Department of Trade and lndustry-Office for the Special Mandate on Vaporized Nicotine and Non-Nicotine Products, their Devices, and Novel Tobacco Products (OSMV), created under DTI Department Order No. 24-154, issues this Policy Advisory for the guidance of all concerned:
Date of issuance: 04 September 2024
Suspension of Online Selling of Vapor Products, Vapor Product Devices, and Vapor Product Systems on E-Market Places
Date of Issuance: July 16, 2024
The ITA IRR shall aid the effective implementation of Republic Act No. 11967, otherwise known as the Internet Transactions Act of 2023, and provide regulatory and developmental guidelines in fostering and maintaining a robust e-Commerce environment in the country by building trust between online merchants and online consumers.
Date of Issuance – May 24, 2024
The IRR provides a comprehensive framework to effectively implement the TP Act, propelling a new era of industrialization in the Philippines, and elevating Filipino excellence to new heights. It also clarifies the key terms and interventions enshrined in the law and provides clear guidelines on the roles and responsibilities of government agencies and industry partners for the working groups of each of the pillars: human resources, infrastructure, technology and innovation, investments, and sound financial management.
Date of Issuance – May 22, 2024
Modifying Executive Order No. 242 dated July 24, 1987, which amends Executive Order No. 133, series of 1987, entitled “Reorganizing Department of Trade and Industry, and for other purposes”
Date of Issuance- July 26, 1987
Amending Executive Order No. 133, series of 1987 entitled “Reorganizing the Department of Trade and Industry, its Attached Agencies, and for other purposes”
Date of Issuance – July 24, 1987
Reorganizing the Department of Department of Trade and Industry, its Attached Agencies, and for other purposes
Date of Issuance – February 27, 1987
Strengthening the Rule-making and Adjudicatory Powers of the Minister of Trade and Industry in order to further protect consumers