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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Malaysia High Court Sets May 15 Ruling on NGOs’ Challenge to Vape Nicotine Poisons List Exemption
Malaysia High Court Sets May 15 Ruling on NGOs’ Challenge to Vape Nicotine Poisons List Exemption
Malaysia’s High Court has fixed May 15, 2026, to deliver its decision on a judicial review application by three NGOs challenging the government’s move to exempt vape liquids and gels from the Poisons List. The applicants argue the March 31, 2023 delisting effectively deregulated vape products and created a prolonged gap until Act 852 took effect in October 2024.
Jan.30 by 2FIRSTS.ai
UK’s North Yorkshire Council plans up to £477,000 spend on e-cigarettes to support quitting smoking
UK’s North Yorkshire Council plans up to £477,000 spend on e-cigarettes to support quitting smoking
North Yorkshire Council in the UK is set to spend up to £477,000 on e-cigarettes to support residents quitting smoking. Since e-cigarettes were added to the council’s Living Well Smokefree service in July 2023, 487 people have used them to quit, with about a third remaining smoke-free after a year.
Mar.03 by 2FIRSTS.ai
Cyprus Bill to Regulate Nicotine Pouches Expected to Reach House Plenary in Early April
Cyprus Bill to Regulate Nicotine Pouches Expected to Reach House Plenary in Early April
A proposed law to regulate nicotine pouches in Cyprus is expected to reach the House plenary session in early April. The bill, submitted by Diko MP Chrysis Pantelidis, aims to establish a regulatory framework governing the marketing, composition and quality of nicotine pouches currently circulating on the market and to incorporate them into existing smoking control legislation.
Mar.13 by 2FIRSTS.ai
Product | “Switch”-Style Design, Rated 30,000 Puffs: Open-System Klip’s Switch Edition Listed on French Channels
Product | “Switch”-Style Design, Rated 30,000 Puffs: Open-System Klip’s Switch Edition Listed on French Channels
The open-system e-cigarette Klip’s Switch Edition 30K has recently been listed on multiple French vape e-commerce channels. Channel information indicates the product is a collaboration between Fumytech and Tornadoliq and uses an open refill solution. The kit includes a 7 mL pod/cartridge and two 10 mL refill bottles, with a claimed total usage of around 30,000 puffs. The mainstream retail price is about €19.90.
Feb.06 by 2FIRSTS.ai
UK reminds vaping firms to apply for new excise duty registration from April 2026
UK reminds vaping firms to apply for new excise duty registration from April 2026
HMRC has issued a reminder urging vaping manufacturers, importers and warehouse operators to prepare for registration under the UK’s new Vaping Products Duty, with applications opening in April 2026 and the duty taking effect in October.
Feb.10
ACT Health Minister Vows Continued Crackdown on E-Cigarettes and Illicit Tobacco
ACT Health Minister Vows Continued Crackdown on E-Cigarettes and Illicit Tobacco
ACT Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith said the government would not ease its action against e-cigarettes and illicit tobacco and would continue strengthening regulation, legislation, and enforcement. Speaking at the launch of a new program to help young people quit vaping, she said reducing tobacco excise would not materially reduce profits in the illicit tobacco market.
Mar.10 by 2FIRSTS.ai