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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Croatian decree raises excise duties on tobacco products effective January 1, 2026
Croatian decree raises excise duties on tobacco products effective January 1, 2026
Croatian government decree provides that higher excise duties on tobacco manufactures and tobacco products take effect from January 1, 2026. Excise on e-liquid is set at €0.25 per millilitre, on heated tobacco products at €211.30 per kilogram, and on a new tobacco product at €126.90 per kilogram. The decree’s explanation says 2026 budget revenue from these excises is expected to increase by €129.1 million.
Jan.07 by 2FIRSTS.ai
Alan Zhao: In the Post-“Absolute Resolve” Era: Speculating on U.S.-Referenced Regulatory Alignment and the Restructuring of Order in South America’s Novel Tobacco Market
Alan Zhao: In the Post-“Absolute Resolve” Era: Speculating on U.S.-Referenced Regulatory Alignment and the Restructuring of Order in South America’s Novel Tobacco Market
Alan Zhao analyzes post-Operation Absolute Resolve geopolitics and the rise of “U.S.-referenced regulatory alignment” in South America’s novel tobacco market as U.S. influence grows. Using regulatory reliance, digitalized enforcement, and industrial shifts, he assesses how rule redesign may alter market access, competition, and supply chains, asking how firms can find durable certainty as order is rewritten.
Jan.06 by 2Firsts Perspectives
Netherlands plans to raise nicotine purchase age to 21, including vapes
Netherlands plans to raise nicotine purchase age to 21, including vapes
The Netherlands is planning to raise the legal age for buying nicotine-containing products from 18 to 21, a change that would also cover vapes. The move, embedded in the governing coalition’s latest agreement, aligns with a wider European trend toward tighter youth nicotine controls, though industry groups have criticised the proposal and warned it could fuel illicit trade.
Feb.09 by 2FIRSTS.ai
Belgium: BAT plans to cut 51 jobs at Groot-Bijgaarden site
Belgium: BAT plans to cut 51 jobs at Groot-Bijgaarden site
British American Tobacco (BAT) has announced plans to cut 51 jobs at its Groot-Bijgaarden facility in Belgium, disclosed during a special works council meeting.
Jan.15 by 2FIRSTS.ai
Azerbaijan Imposes Comprehensive E-Cigarette Ban Covering Import, Export, Sales and Use, Effective April 1
Azerbaijan Imposes Comprehensive E-Cigarette Ban Covering Import, Export, Sales and Use, Effective April 1
Azerbaijan has approved amendments to its tobacco law that introduce a comprehensive ban on e-cigarettes and their components, covering import, export, production, storage, wholesale and retail sales, and use. Nicotine-containing e-cigarettes are classified as tobacco products under the revised framework. The law takes effect on April 1, 2026.
Jan.27 by 2FIRSTS.ai
South Korea to regulate synthetic-nicotine e-liquids as tobacco from April 24
South Korea to regulate synthetic-nicotine e-liquids as tobacco from April 24
South Korea’s Health Ministry says amendments to the Tobacco Business Act will take effect on April 24, bringing synthetic-nicotine e-liquid vapes under the legal definition of tobacco. The shift extends cigarette-style rules to these products, including mandatory graphic warnings, sharply limited advertising channels, stricter vending-machine placement requirements, and a ban on use in smoke-free areas, with enforcement checks slated from late April.
Feb.03 by 2FIRSTS.ai