Fifth Aerosol Industry Chain Exhibition at Shenzhen International Convention Center

Aug.28.2024
Fifth Aerosol Industry Chain Exhibition at Shenzhen International Convention Center
The 5th Aerosol Industry Chain Exhibition opened on August 28 at Shenzhen International Convention and Exhibition Center.

On August 28th, the 5th Aerosol Industry Chain Exhibition was held at the Shenzhen International Convention and Exhibition Center. 2FIRSTS arrived at the scene and engaged in discussions with vape supply chain companies.

Fifth Aerosol Industry Chain Exhibition at Shenzhen International Convention Center
Opening day of the fifth Aerosol Industry Chain Exhibition | Image source: 2FIRSTS, taken at 10:30 in the morning.


According to reports, this exhibition had a total of more than 140 companies participating, which is slightly fewer than the 170 companies that participated last year. On the first morning of the exhibition, 2FIRSTS noticed that the number of attendees was lower compared to last year, a phenomenon confirmed by some exhibitors. Some exhibitors believe that the main reason for this is the economic downturn in the e-cigarette industry.

Fifth Aerosol Industry Chain Exhibition at Shenzhen International Convention Center
The opening day of the 5th Aerosol Industry Chain Exhibition|Photo source: 2FIRSTS, taken at 2:00 in the afternoon.


During a conversation with an e-cigarette battery supplier, 2FIRSTS learned that many companies that exhibited last year did not participate this year due to poor business performance and company closures. The supplier candidly admitted, "If you can still see us this year, it means we have survived.

Fifth Aerosol Industry Chain Exhibition at Shenzhen International Convention Center
The opening day scene of the 5th Aerosol Industry Chain Exhibition | Image source: 2FIRSTS, taken at 2 pm.


Despite this, there were also many new faces at the exhibition. 2FIRSTS found that this year, many screen manufacturers and screen accessory companies were exhibiting for the first time. Most of these companies entered the e-cigarette industry last year or earlier this year, and their orders and sales are showing signs of growth.

Fifth Aerosol Industry Chain Exhibition at Shenzhen International Convention Center
Opening day of the 5th Aerosol Industry Chain Exhibition|Photo source: 2FIRSTS, taken at 2:10 PM.


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