IECIE 2022: Global Exhibition for Electronic Cigarette Industry

Oct.19.2022
IECIE 2022: Global Exhibition for Electronic Cigarette Industry
The 2022 Shenzhen International Electronic Cigarette Industry Expo (IECIE) will be held in Jakarta from 20-22 Oct 2022.

The 2022 Shenzhen International Electronic Cigarette Industry Expo (IECIE) will be held from October 20th to 22nd, 2022. As a member of the esteemed British Informa Group, IECIE is a globally influential exhibition platform in the vertical field of electronic cigarettes. With its long-standing global perspective and abundant resources of domestic and foreign exhibitors and professional buyers, IECIE has decided to take an important step with its exhibitors and partners: IECIE 2022 will officially move overseas and complete its overall layout from Asia to the United States and Europe within three years.


The exhibition will be held at the Jakarta International Expo Center, with an expected exhibition area of 22,000 square meters and an estimated turnout of 25,000 visitors. The number of participating businesses and brand offerings is projected to reach 400.


As a global electronic cigarette exhibition, this event covers the upstream accessory supply chain of the electronic cigarette industry, as well as downstream finished equipment and e-commerce solutions. It serves as a platform for showcasing and promoting global electronic cigarette technology and brands. It will cover Asia and Europe and will become an important link connecting global markets.


The exhibition will feature famous domestic and international electronic cigarette brands such as Yueke, FEELM, Youzi, LaiMi, JUSTFOG and more. Several electronic cigarette brand merchants are currently setting up their exhibition booths.


2FIRSTS will set up a media broadcast room at the exhibition site to provide full coverage of the event. Their on-site staff will have exclusive interviews with heavyweight guests and well-known industry figures, obtaining the latest updates in the Southeast Asian market. This will help Chinese companies access the latest market information and expand their reach into the Southeast Asian market.


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