Recently, 2FIRSTS conducted an in-depth analysis of the European electronic cigarette market based on official information from important logistics hubs. The analysis covered aspects such as flavor, company, brand, e-liquid, and appearance. With a multi-dimensional perspective, the study aimed to provide insights into the future trends of the European electronic cigarette market.
According to official data, there were a total of 319 new electronic cigarette products introduced in Europe in March. Of these, disposable electronic cigarettes made up over 85%, while refillable e-liquid vape pens and vape kits accounted for 9.6% and 7.2% respectively.
According to the "incremental data," 2FIRSTS conducted a deep analysis of the trends of new brands and companies in the European disposable e-cigarette market from a "brand" perspective. The data results indicate that since March, Belgium's whitelist has added 7 new companies and 27 brands, including YOOZ, Blu Bar (an Imperial Tobacco disposable e-cigarette brand), and ICE.
New company and subsidiary brand updates | Source: exclusively by 2FIRSTS
Newly-added brands | Source: Exclusively by 2FIRSTS
2FIRSTS will continue to report on research and analysis of the electronic cigarette market in Europe. Stay tuned for updates.
This article's data and images were compiled by 2FIRSTS based on Belgium's published e-cigarette whitelist. Belgium is an important logistics hub in Europe, with Brussels Airport being a key departure point for Chinese e-cigarette exports. Additionally, Belgium, along with Luxembourg and the Netherlands, has established the Benelux free trade area, which allows for goods to freely circulate within the region. Belgium requires all imported and manufactured products to be registered and listed on the "whitelist" six months prior to being released for sale. This list is published by the Federal Public Service Health, Food Chain Safety and Environment (FPS Public Health) in Belgium.
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