Indonesian Actor Raffi Ahmad Enters E-Cigarette Industry with "NIXX"

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May.27.2024

Indonesian Actor Raffi Ahmad Enters E-Cigarette Industry with "NIXX"

Indonesian actor Raffi Ahmad ventures into the e-cigarette industry, targeting young consumers with his brand "NIXX".

According to a report by ERA.id on May 26, Indonesian actor Raffi Ahmad has decided to enter the e-cigarette industry.

During the meeting at the Jakarta International Expo Center, he stated that he observed the trends and lifestyles of young people.

I want to make e-cigarettes a modern lifestyle choice for young people.

Its e-cigarette series, named "NIXX," was created with direct involvement from Lafi throughout the development process until its release. He believes that the e-cigarette industry offers vast opportunities for cross-industry collaborations. One significant area of collaboration that he sees is the fusion of e-cigarettes with the fashion industry.

In my opinion, in the future, e-cigarettes can be combined with fashion, which is an innovation that can increase young people's confidence.

In addition, Laffy and Boedy from Jakarta Vapor Shop have teamed up to launch a business. Currently, "NIXX" e-cigarette has introduced seven styles.

References:

[1] Rambah Bisnis Rokok Elektrik, Raffi Ahmad: Saya Ingin Jadikan Lifestyle Anak Muda

Also Read:

[1] Indonesian E-cigarette Association Promoting Education on Alternative Tobacco Products

[2] Indonesian Retailers and Tobacco Industry Concerns on New Policies

[3] Challenges and Calls for Regulation in Indonesia's Tobacco Industry

[4] Misleading Information Surrounding E-Cigarettes and Traditional Cigarettes in Indonesia

#Asia #Open system e-cigarettes #Pod system e-cigarettes #Indonesia #Major companies

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