ELFBAR's Showcases 3 Products at Dubai

Industry InsightElfbar by 2FIRSTS.ai
Jun.22.2023
ELFBAR's Showcases 3 Products at Dubai
Dubai e-cigarette exhibition attracts retailers from 88 countries; Elfbar showcases products & announces environmental initiatives.

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Dubai, June 21, 12:00 PM - The World Vape Show officially opened at the Dubai World Trade Centre. According to organizers, the event will see participation from retailers, distributors, and wholesalers from 88 countries, with an expected showcase of over 1,000 brands and products.

 

During the exhibition, 2FIRSTS interviewed staff members from the ELFBAR booth. They provided information about their main exhibition products and their development strategy for the e-cigarette market in the Middle East. Below is the dialogue between 2FIRSTS and ELFBAR.

 

专访ELFBAR展台:主推三款产品 认为迪拜对于品牌全球布局具有重大意义
ELFBAR exhibition booth | 2FIRSTS

 

2FIRSTS: Why did you choose to attend the Dubai exhibition and what are your expectations for this event?

 

ELFBAR:

"Dubai's World Vape Show booth is a significant event in the e-cigarette industry in the Middle East and worldwide. Partners from around the world will be attending. As a global brand, ELFBAR is looking forward to the event and hopes to meet with partners to exchange valuable opinions and suggestions.

 

At the exhibition, ELFBAR showcased the classic product series, BC5000, TE6000, and LOWIT5500, highlighting our commitment to maintaining their core principles and demonstrating their dedication to achieving global compliance development.

 

Since its inception, ELFBAR has always adhered to the business philosophy of honesty and quality first, with the core driving force of meeting consumer needs. Our continuous innovation is aimed at gaining more brand recognition in the Middle Eastern market."

 

专访ELFBAR展台:主推三款产品 认为迪拜对于品牌全球布局具有重大意义
The ELFBAR booth features the LOWIT | 2FIRSTS

 

2FIRSTS: Are there any significant events planned for this exhibition?

 

ELFBAR:

"ELFBAR will participate as a speaker in the June 22nd discussion on the topic of "Vaping landscape and emerging challenges: sustainability focus" at the conference held during the exhibition.

 

ELFBAR is set to present its new recycling plan and "Lighthouse Guardian Program" for the protection of minors. The company hopes to use the global attention garnered by the exhibition to showcase its commitment to global compliance and responsible corporate citizenship to its partners, customers, consumers, and the industry regulators worldwide."

 

2FIRSTS: How to view Dubai's e-cigarette market? What are its unique characteristics? What are ELFBAR's expectations for the Dubai market?

 

ELFBAR:

"Dubai's overall e-cigarette market is maturing, and as a core market in the Middle East and an important hub connecting Europe and Asia, it has great significance for global brand development. Therefore, ELFBAR showcased several of its globally popular mainstream products at the World Vape Show exhibition in Dubai.

 

ELFBAR has been favored by overseas electronic vaporizer consumers due to its high quality and excellent taste. However, as ELFBAR products become increasingly popular around the world, some illegal groups have been producing and selling fake ELFBAR products to make illegal profits, especially in the Middle East market. This has resulted in a rampant production of counterfeit goods and numerous illegal activities.

 

ELFBAR is holding an exhibition to educate consumers, agents, and distributors on how to spot counterfeit products. With a commitment to being responsible to all consumers, the company has implemented advanced anti-counterfeiting technology that includes a unique identification code on every genuine ELFBAR product. Consumers can verify the authenticity of their purchases at any time through the company's official website. ELFBAR hopes that the government can strengthen regulatory measures and improve policies for the benefit of the entire industry's compliance and development."

 


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