Morrisons to sell recyclable e-cigarette product SLIX

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Jun.21.2023

Morrisons to sell recyclable e-cigarette product SLIX

Morrisons to stock new SLIX disposable e-cigarette made from 100% recyclable materials, available in 1500 stores across the UK.

On June 20th, according to a report from the Grocery Trader, the large chain supermarket Morrisons in the UK has started stocking a new type of disposable e-cigarette product.

The product is called SLIX, and it is a disposable e-cigarette manufactured by the Middle Eastern brand ANDS. What makes SLIX unique is that it is designed with 100% recyclable high-quality cardboard, paired with biodegradable silicone mouthpiece and tail-end.

It has been reported that Morrisons will sell SLIX in around 1500 Morrisons Daily convenience stores and supermarkets across the UK.

Reference:

Supermarket chain Morrisons has become the first major retailer to invest in a new disposable vape product that can be recycled.

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