Jiangxi Tobacco's CTOM JS Exported to Russia

Jan.18.2023

Jiangxi Zhongyan's CTOM JS non-burning cigarettes with mint flavor have been exported to Russia, marking a breakthrough for the company.

In recent news, the official website of Jiangxi Tobacco announced that their production of one million "CTOM JS granular-type heat-not-burn cigarettes (mint flavor)" has been exported to the Russian market, marking a breakthrough for Jiangxi Tobacco in the granular-type heat-not-burn cigarette export field.

The product was exported to the Russian market with taxes, based on a collaboration with the China Tobacco International Hong Kong Company, through a well-known domestic distributor of new tobacco products called "Aiqi Ji" company.

It is reported that iQIYI is the parent company of ELFBAR, which is one of the main brands in the Russian disposable e-cigarette market.

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Jiangxi Zhongyan, a company that specializes in tobacco products, has successfully exported their first ever granular heated cigarette.

Jiangxi National Tobacco Corporation has successfully exported its first granular heated cigarette.

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