Myle Vape opens Dubai office and warehouse for Middle East market

Sep.26.2022

Myle Vape opens new office and warehouse in Dubai to serve Middle East market. Offers disposable and rechargeable e-cigarettes.

Myle Vape has opened offices and warehouse facilities in Dubai to serve its Middle Eastern clients. The United Arab Emirates is one of Myle Vape's most significant markets in terms of brand loyalty and market share.

Ariel Gorelik, co-founder and CEO of Myle Vape, has announced in a statement that the company has been working on establishing a major operational center in the United Arab Emirates. The decision was made due to the company's long-term operations in the region, which included multiple trips back and forth from the United States. Gorelik stated that the move is crucial for the growth of their business. The initiative had been in the works for some time, and they are pleased to finally announce its official launch.

Myle Vape was established in 2015 and produces disposable e-cigarettes, pods, rechargeable devices, and e-cigarette accessories that are sold globally outside the United States.

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