Establishing Global Influence for Your NGP Brand - Introduction to 2Firsts Global Media Services

Feb.17.2025
2Firsts is a global leader in NGP industry media and consultancy, dedicated to providing global brand promotion services for brands and manufacturers.

Why Choose 2Firsts?

 

Powerful China Supply Chain Coverage:

2Firsts holds significant influence in China’s supply chain, with comprehensive coverage of key enterprises and target audiences. Whether you are a manufacturer or a brand looking to increase your influence within China’s supply chain, 2Firsts is undoubtedly one of the top choices.

 

Extensive Global Market Reach:

With a vast global audience, 2Firsts connects major manufacturers and professionals across the global industry: international tobacco companies, global NGP brands, prominent channel distributors, service providers, and more. Partnering with 2Firsts will quickly build your brand’s recognition within the global industry.

 

Authoritative and Forward-Looking Communication Strategies:

2Firsts has a deep insight into the development of the global industry. We provide targeted communication strategies and implementation plans for manufacturers and brands, ensuring effective outreach through our diverse platforms.

 

Trusted by Leading Clients:

International tobacco companies, well-known NGP brands, and key suppliers have chosen 2Firsts as their global media partner.

 

Contact Us:

info@2firsts.com

 

建立全球影响力的NGP品牌——2Firsts全球媒体服务简介
2Firsts is the official media partner of the internationally renowned tobacco exhibition InterTabac|Source: 2Firsts

 


Disclaimer: 2Firsts’ media promotion services comply with the laws of different regions. All promotional services are limited to the industry and are not targeted at any consumers.

South Korea Rejects 16 Trillion Won Tax-Evasion Claim Over Chinese Synthetic Nicotine
South Korea Rejects 16 Trillion Won Tax-Evasion Claim Over Chinese Synthetic Nicotine
The South Korean government rejected allegations that Chinese synthetic-nicotine e-liquids were linked to about 16 trillion won in tobacco tax evasion, saying China does not ban synthetic nicotine exports and the estimate is difficult to verify, while acknowledging that pre-law synthetic-nicotine inventory is effectively difficult to tax.
Market
Jun.25
FDA Tobacco Center Plans Faster Review Process for Certain Supplemental PMTAs
FDA Tobacco Center Plans Faster Review Process for Certain Supplemental PMTAs
FDA Center for Tobacco Products Acting Director Bret Koplow issued a statement on May 7 outlining new steps to accelerate tobacco product premarket application review. The statement said CTP reduced the backlog of applications by approximately 70% in 2025 and that there is no longer a queue for PMTAs pending acceptance review.
May.09 by 2FIRSTS.ai
One Year After UK Disposable Vape Ban: Youth Use Falls to 13%, Adult Use to 8%
One Year After UK Disposable Vape Ban: Youth Use Falls to 13%, Adult Use to 8%
among both youth and adults. However, industry groups and regulators warn that the illicit vape market remains a growing concern.
Jun.09
Argentina Issues Resolution 549/2026 to Regulate Vapes, Heated Tobacco and Nicotine Pouches
Argentina Issues Resolution 549/2026 to Regulate Vapes, Heated Tobacco and Nicotine Pouches
Argentina’s government has created a comprehensive regulatory framework for nicotine products, including vapes, heated tobacco and nicotine pouches, through Resolution 549/2026 published in the Official Gazette. The new regulation ends the previous prohibitive framework and establishes rules to organize the market by requiring traceability, quality standards and mandatory registration for all manufacturers and retailers operating in the country.
May.06 by 2FIRSTS.ai
Australian State Targets Illegal Tobacco Retailers With Tougher Closure Powers
Australian State Targets Illegal Tobacco Retailers With Tougher Closure Powers
According to Reuters, Australia’s state of Victoria introduced legislation to give police and the state tobacco licensing regulator stronger powers to shut businesses selling illegal tobacco, with non-compliant operators facing fines of more than A$2.4 million and up to 20 years in prison.
Jun.05
WHO’s First Global Report on Nicotine Pouches: Harm Reduction Questions Remain Amid Global Regulatory Warning
WHO’s First Global Report on Nicotine Pouches: Harm Reduction Questions Remain Amid Global Regulatory Warning
Ahead of World No Tobacco Day 2026, WHO released its first global report on nicotine pouches, warning that rapid market growth, youth-oriented marketing and weak regulation are converging. 2Firsts views the report as an important warning, but not a complete risk assessment, with harm-reduction questions still unresolved.
Special Report
May.17