IECIE Indonesia Jakarta Vape Expo 2021: Brandt Bio Exhibits

Oct.20.2022
IECIE Indonesia Jakarta Vape Expo 2021: Brandt Bio Exhibits
The IECIE Indonesia Jakarta Expo for e-cigarettes was held on October 20th, with 300 businesses showcasing their products.

On October 20th, the IECIE Indonesia Jakarta Vaping Expo was held at the Jakarta International Convention Center. The exhibition was expected to cover an area of 12,000 square meters, attract up to 10,000 visitors, and feature 300 exhibitors showcasing various brands.


As one of the exhibitors, Pinde Biotech's booth features a minimalist white theme with clear and prominent branding for their ODM and OEM businesses. According to the booth staff, Pinde's location is situated next to the main corridor of the exhibition hall, making it a prime spot for customers to pass by and take notice.


The staffers at Pinduoduo Frontline have announced that, to meet the demand of Southeast Asian audiences, Pinduoduo has customized large smoke e-cigarette products and low-priced pod-style e-cigarette products. Pinduoduo employees explain that, currently, the Southeast Asian market is primarily focused on pod vapes, but they will gradually follow the trends of other markets, such as the US and the Middle East. Therefore, they have brought the main products from the US and the Middle East to the Indonesian exhibition.


The staff of Pinduoduo have great confidence in the future of the Indonesian market. They state that Indonesia has a predominantly young population, and as a result, it may become the largest market in Southeast Asia. Moving forward, Pinduoduo plans to improve its corporate compliance work and continue to do business with a strong commitment to compliance.


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