Optimizing E-cigarette Industry Chain: Little Sun Shares

May.23.2023
Optimizing E-cigarette Industry Chain: Little Sun Shares
On May 22, Xiaosong Holdings announced its continuous optimization of the e-cigarette industry chain, with orders from various countries.

On May 22, at a performance presentation, Xiaosong Corporation stated that they are continuously improving and optimizing their electronic cigarette industry chain, responding quickly to customer demands by introducing differentiated and competitively advantageous products to customers. They've received orders from multiple countries including Azerbaijan, Russia, Japan, Indonesia, France, Mexico, the United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, and Malaysia. Currently, the company has a presence in the production of nicotine for use in e-cigarettes, vaporizer materials, production outsourcing, and brand ownership, with necessary licenses obtained for each aspect.



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