China's Shikai Technology recognized for e-cigarette exports.

Jun.24.2022
China's Shikai Technology recognized for e-cigarette exports.
China's e-cigarette association visited Shikai Technology Co., Ltd. and praised their contribution to the industry and exports.

On the afternoon of June 22nd, the Secretary-General of the Electronic Cigarette Committee of the China Electronic Commerce Association, Ao Weinuo, along with members of the Secretariat, visited Shikai Technology Co., Ltd. They were warmly welcomed by Shikai Chairman Wang Shenyi and company executives Lin Fuwen, Li Xianbiao, and Jiang Junfeng.

 

Secretary Ao expressed his concern about the development situation of Shi Kai Technology. Chairman Wang introduced that Shi Kai is a company focused on exporting atomization products, with a main market in the United States and Canada. They currently have over 3,000 employees in two factories. The company's development outlook is optimistic, with a 100% year-on-year increase in production performance in the first half of the year.

 

Secretary Ao expressed recognition for the contribution made by Shikai Technology in terms of creating foreign exchange and employment opportunities. He said, "The new era requires new ideas and new goals. To embrace government regulation is key for enterprises to meet a better future. The association will continue to serve enterprises, speak out for the industry, and help them overcome difficulties.

 

Last week at the Fog Valley Awards ceremony, Shi Kai Technology was awarded the "Fog Valley Award for Excellent Export Enterprise". Chairman Wang stated, "This year, the Chinese atomization industry chain in the overseas market has made a qualitative leap, and the competitiveness of Chinese products has increased. Shi Kai Technology has also faced greater challenges and has higher and farther requirements for itself. Shi Kai has always attached great importance to regulation and has been working on improving and perfecting since last year. We do not take shortcuts, do not listen to external distractions, focus on our business, and cultivate internal strength to meet regulation.

 

Chairman Wang led Secretary-General and his entourage to visit the complete production line of electronic atomizers, from the components to the finished product packaging. He introduced that the workshop's automated production equipment is independently developed by Shikai Technology and is suitable for producing disposable tobacco products with advantages such as anti-leakage and safety stability. Chairman Wang said, "Product quality and safety are the bottom line. In the past, the industry's level was uneven, but now every company is making up for it and striving for leapfrog development; product innovation is the top limit, atomization technology can expand boundaries, such as delving deep into the medical field for research. Innovation is vast and endless with infinite imagination and possibilities. Shikai will work hard in both of these areas.

 

Secretary Ao said, "Thank you to Shikai Technology for its strong support of the association's work. The association appreciates Shikai's every effort to assist us. Shikai Technology is a low-key and down-to-earth enterprise that always proves its value in critical moments. This year is a major year for the development of the atomization industry. Enterprises should take this opportunity to improve themselves, turn challenges into motivation, and greatly benefit their participation in market competition and the enhancement of their own strength. The specialized committee will also continue to assist atomization enterprises, urging the industry to move towards standardization, compliance, and the rule of law.

 

Editor: Wang Siyu

 


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