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Vape industry is full of confidence during the outbreak
On February 18, the domestic e-cigarette brand “Boulder” announced its second-quarter 2020 recruitment plan on its official Microblog, involving sales, operations, research and development, products, technology, investment promotion, human resources, back-office support and other departments. More than 100 talents are needed for the posts. The news was released at a…
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E-cigarette companies are generally difficult to resume work
“If I don’t resume work, I will go bankrupt next month.” This is the voice of many SME bosses. At present, there are very few companies in the e-cigarette industry that have resumed production. The biggest problem currently facing enterprises in the industry is how to effectively resume production. This…
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E-cigarettes will become more popular after pneumonia
One day the pneumonia will pass, but the smokers will not necessarily disappear. In 2018, according to the national adult tobacco survey report, there are about 320 million smokers in China, accounting for about one-third of the world’s smokers. Among them, the smoking rate of men over 15 years old…
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MIVAS 2020 will be postponed
MIVAS 2020, aka Malaysia International Vape Summit, will be postponed. And the new holding date is pending now. This vape show was set to be held in Prince’s World Trade Center, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and its holding date were set on Saturday, 28th March to Sunday, 29th March 2020. At…
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Oregon flavor ban is gone for state revenue
Oregon lawmakers killed a proposal to ban flavored nicotine vape products. This proposed bill intended to ban all types of vaping devices including disposable, refillable mod vapes and cartridge-based flavored pod system products. In the November ballot, the lobbyist denoted that the state would lose $22.6 million tax revenue soon…
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Flavored vapes are back on the shelves in Washington
February 7, 2020, flavored vape products are back on the shelves in Washington. Washington State lawmakers amended the ban on vaping this week. During the four-month period, it was banned, local vape shops were hurt financially. And now they are recovering soon. According to Washington Post, Mr. Trump reversed course…
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Banning flavored e-liquids leads to kills
Banning flavored e-liquids leads to kills. It kills people who strive for a healthier life out of smoking and adult smokers who are keen on flavored vapes. The following passages are part of the article from Westword: “What the author finds very odd is, everyone in the government likes to…
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How will vape industry develope in China in 2020
The savage growth of electronic cigarette industry brings many hidden hazards to customers, and the industry needs to be regulated and standardized in China in 2020. China’s regulation of e-cigarettes is also gradually advancing. Some places have begun to make a clear definition of e-cigarettes. It will include vape in…
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Will electronic cigarettes be popular on a large scale?
First of all, let’s take a look at Japan and South Korea. At present, the penetration rate of e-cigarettes in Japan (mainly referring to heat not burn) has exceeded 30%. If we go to public research in Tokyo now, it is estimated that more than 50% of the data obtained…
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Should the vape flavor ban take effect?
After cracking down illegal e-liquid with cannabis additive, the U.S. health officials on Tuesday reported no new deaths from the mysterious respiratory illness tied to vaping after their last update on Jan. 16, keeping the total deaths at 60. It’s obvious that vaping is not the reason to cause the…
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