Electronic Cigarette and Vaping Market Research Report

Aug.18.2022
Electronic Cigarette and Vaping Market Research Report
A research report on the e-cigarette and vaping market, including SWOT analysis, revenue share, and market forecast.

The electronic cigarettes and vaping market research is an intelligence report that provides precise and valuable information through rigorous effort. The data examined considers both existing top players and upcoming competitors. The report thoroughly studies the business strategy of major players and new market entrants. A detailed SWOT analysis, revenue share and contact information are shared in the report's analysis.


The report identifies the limiting factors that pose a threat to the global electronic cigarette and vaping market. It combines primary and secondary research to provide market size, share, dynamics, and forecasts for various segmented markets and sub-segmented markets, taking into account macro and micro environmental factors. Additionally, it assesses the bargaining power of suppliers and buyers, as well as the threat from new entrants and product substitutes, and the overall level of market competition.


The cost of production, labor expenses, raw materials and their market concentration, suppliers, and pricing trends have been analyzed in the global electronic cigarette and vaping market. Other factors such as supply chain, downstream buyers, and procurement strategies have also been evaluated to provide a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the market. The report's purchasers will also receive access to market positioning research, taking into account factors such as target customers, brand strategy, and pricing strategy.


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VCU Tests Nearly 1,300 School-Confiscated Vapes, Finding Mislabeling, Mixed Cannabinoids and Contamination
VCU Tests Nearly 1,300 School-Confiscated Vapes, Finding Mislabeling, Mixed Cannabinoids and Contamination
New research from Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) found microbial contamination — including coliform, a bacteria indicating fecal exposure — in some vaping devices confiscated from U.S. schools. However, researchers stressed that newly purchased, unopened vapes showed no such contamination. The findings point to risks linked to unregulated products and improper storage conditions, reinforcing the importance of regulated supply chains and product authentication.
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Dec.01
Thailand National Health Commission Advances Vape Regulation Aligned with Anti-Drug Agenda
Thailand National Health Commission Advances Vape Regulation Aligned with Anti-Drug Agenda
Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister Sophon Saram, who chairs the National Health Commission (NHC), presided over a meeting aligning the nation’s e-cigarette control policies with the government’s “Quick Big Win” anti-drug strategy. The session reviewed progress under the National Health Assembly Resolution on Protecting Children and Youth from E-Cigarettes, which includes five key measures on awareness, enforcement, and prevention.
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Russian Lawmakers Propose Criminalizing E-Cigarette Manufacture and Distribution, Citing Health Risks
Russian Lawmakers Propose Criminalizing E-Cigarette Manufacture and Distribution, Citing Health Risks
Russian lawmakers propose criminalizing e-cigarette manufacturing, storage, sales, and use, citing drug crime model for penalties.
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Belarus Increases e-cigarette tax by 20% and Reinstates Tax on heated tobacco
Belarus Increases e-cigarette tax by 20% and Reinstates Tax on heated tobacco
Belarus government plans to raise tobacco tax by 12% and e-cigarette tax by 20%, aiming to regulate all smoking devices.
Oct.21 by 2FIRSTS.ai
Lithuanian Schools Install Vape Detectors as Teen Vaping Surges
Lithuanian Schools Install Vape Detectors as Teen Vaping Surges
Over 30 Lithuanian schools have installed smart vape detectors to curb rising teen e-cigarette use. WHO data show Lithuania ranks worst among 44 countries, with 60% of 15-year-olds having tried vaping. The system alerts staff to smoke and noise changes, helping schools reduce on-campus vaping cases.
Oct.27 by 2FIRSTS.ai
PMI Q3 2025 Earnings: Net Revenues Reach $10.85 Billion, Smoke-Free Products Account for 41% of Sales
PMI Q3 2025 Earnings: Net Revenues Reach $10.85 Billion, Smoke-Free Products Account for 41% of Sales
PMI reported strong third-quarter 2025 results, underscoring the continued success of its smoke-free transformation. Net revenues rose 9.4% year-over-year to $10.85 billion, driven by robust growth in the smoke-free segment, which now accounts for 41% of total net revenues and over 42% of gross profit.Despite a 3.2% decline in cigarette shipments, combustible revenues climbed 4.3% thanks to strong pricing.
Oct.21