Hakka Korea Expands Market Influence with New Store Opening

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Dec.28.2023

Hakka Korea Expands Market Influence with New Store Opening

Hakka Korea, a leading e-cigarette brand in South Korea, opens its 49th store in Jeju Island's old Heng City.

According to a report by fntoday, Hakka Korea, a leading e-cigarette brand in South Korea, recently announced the opening of its 49th flagship store in the city of Jeju, Old Heng. This marks the first time that Hakka Korea has opened a direct store in the Jeju region, following prior store openings in Seoul, Incheon, Busan, and Gyeongnam.

Hakka Korea is renowned for its CSV liquid e-cigarette device "Hakka Signature," which distinguishes itself by using ceramic coils and pharmaceutical-grade natural nicotine liquid. The brand not only offers liquid e-cigarettes but also boasts a range of heated tobacco products, making it a prominent figure in the e-cigarette industry in Korea.

It is worth mentioning that "Hakka Signature" is the only rechargeable closed-system e-cigarette available in the Korean market that utilizes USP (United States Pharmacopeia) grade natural nicotine. Another notable feature is the use of ceramic coils.

This expansion initiative signifies the continuous growth and expanding influence of Hakka Korea in the e-cigarette market in South Korea. With the opening of this new store in Jeju Island, Hakka Korea further solidifies its position as an industry leader.

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[1] Philip Morris Applies for SENTIA Trademark in South Korea

[2] Health Promotion and Excellent Organization Awards for Jeju Island

[3] South Korea may Increase Cigarette Tax to Offset Economic Recession

[4] Installation of Solar-Powered LED Tobacco Prohibition Signs in Seoul

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