New Products and Exclusive Agreement with LOST MARY in South Korea

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Nov.24.2023

New Products and Exclusive Agreement with LOST MARY in South Korea

According to South Korean media Naver, Donghe Industry has signed an exclusive agreement with e-cigarette brand LOST MARY. They plan to release a new product, LOST MARY BM3500, within the year.

According to South Korean media outlet Naver, South Korean company Donghe Industries announced on November 24th that it has entered into an exclusive distribution agreement with e-cigarette brand LOST MARY in South Korea, and they plan to introduce new products before the end of this year.

The upcoming release, LOST MARY BM3500, is a high-capacity product with 3500 puffs and a 10.5 ml capacity, which can be charged via a USB C cable.

The executive of Donghe Industries stated that the company is prepared to maintain the same sales prices so that customers can quickly experience their e-cigarettes in over 1,000 stores nationwide and online.

In addition to the four flavors of "Cherry Grape", "Strawberry Mango", "Blue Rose Ice", and "Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava", two new flavors have been added, which are "Salty Lemon" and "Red Apple Ice".

References:

[1] 글로벌 전자담배 ‘로스트마리', 동화상협과 국내 독점 총판계약 체결

Also Read:

[1] South Korea: Opposition against E-cigarette Tax Evasion Prevention Law

[2] Glo Hyper Air Artist Kit: A Collaboration Between BAT and Aksu

[3] Korean Authorities Reveal List of Tax Evaders with Huge Debts

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