IQOS OEM Intretech: E-Cig Core Components Mass Produced

Business by Jacky Yin

Jul.19.2023

IQOS OEM Intretech: E-Cig Core Components Mass Produced

Recently, an investor asked Intretech on the investor interactive platform: Have the core components of e-cigarettes been mass produced?

On July 18, Intretec replied that the core components of electronic cigarettes have been mass-produced.

In addition, an investor asked: Is your company is involved in disposable e-cigarette products

Intretech replied that the company mainly provides customers with the research and development and manufacturing of heated non-combustible e-cigarette products.

It has been reported by various sources that Intretech produces IQOS gadgets for Philip Morris International (PMI).

Also Read:

[1] Philo International Launches New IQOS ILUMA E-Cigarettes in Korea

[2] A Look Inside IQOS Exhibition at Dortmund Tobacco Expo

[3] PMI Q1 Report: 72% IQOS Users Stopped Smoking

#Europe #Legislation #Open system e-cigarettes #Alemania #IQOS ILUMA

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