On October 25th, according to export data compiled by 2FIRSTS, it was revealed that the export value of e-cigarettes from China to the UK reached $115 million in September, marking a month-on-month increase of 11.79%.
2FIRSTS has learned that this growth may be attributed to two factors.
A long-time practitioner in the logistics of e-cigarette products in the UK has revealed that the British customs authorities have been vigorously cracking down on illegal e-cigarette products in recent months, leading to a rise in compliant exports.
In addition, there is currently a debate in the UK on whether to ban disposable e-cigarettes, which has caused retailers to increase their stockpiling plans for disposable e-cigarettes.
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