Shenzhen Meizhonglian showcases e-cigarette products in Germany exhibition

Sep.15.2022
Shenzhen Meizhonglian showcases e-cigarette products in Germany exhibition
The 2022 Dortmund Tobacco Exhibition opened on September 15th with Shenzhen Meizhonglian Technology showcasing their products.

On September 15th, 2022, the German Dortmund Tobacco Exhibition opened with great fanfare. The exhibition covers an area of ​​13,500 square meters, with a record number of 12,000 visitors and features 475 exhibitors showcasing their brands.


Shenzhen Meizhonglian Technology Co., Ltd. is located at booth 1.A28, packed with people. Under the direction of Jason, the diplomatic assistant of the Electronic Cigarette Professional Committee of the China Electronic Commerce Association (ECCC), and the public relations manager of 2FIRSTS, onsite staff explained products to attendees, connected with Meizhonglian employees in China, and exchanged contact information.


At the exhibition, Meizhongli presented its superior technological products and latest research results in all aspects. Its fascinating product introduction and innovative exhibits drew the attention of the participating audience. Meizhongli's leaders expressed that Europe is a very potential and representative market, and this exhibition provided a broad platform for Meizhongli to showcase its representative products, deepen the participants' impression of Meizhongli, and help boost the brand's future business expansion and product development.


As a Chinese company that holds strategic partnerships with numerous internationally renowned brands and multinational tobacco companies, Shenzhen Meizhonglian Technology Co., Ltd has overcome various uncertainties brought about by the global COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical landscape to participate in this significant tobacco exhibition. Through this event, the company gained a better understanding of industry trends, showcased the strength of China's electronic cigarette industry to the international community, and enhanced its brand influence.


Founded in Shenzhen in 2019, Meizhonglian is one of the high-tech companies focused on researching and applying electronic atomization technology. The company has gradually established an international business system with China as its research and manufacturing center, and products and services that radiate globally. Meizhonglian currently has research and development teams in the United States and China, and has established a new materials research institute and high-end laboratory in cooperation with a US-listed company. With a modern manufacturing center of over 10,000 square meters and a peak production team of 1,500, Meizhonglian is dedicated to supporting global original equipment manufacturers and manufacturers' projects.


US United Coalition showcases products at this exhibition.


Under the leadership of Chairman Shi Jinglian, Meizhong United was founded in 2015. In 2016, it began researching and developing factory processing, and by the end of 2018, the company had achieved its goal of independent research and development production. According to Shi Jinglian, Meizhong United's ability to guarantee product sales in just a few years is mainly due to the establishment of high standards, research into new technologies, and good partnerships.


In order to attract more environmentally conscious e-cigarette consumers in Europe, Meizhonglian has put forward an environmental concept to attract local brands and to further explore the concept. Eventually, this will result in a systematic demonstration of environmental solutions to customers.


美众联展示了在本次展会上的海报" (Meizhonglian displayed their poster at this exhibition)


The head of the company delegation stated that they gained a lot from participating in the trade show. The event was held offline as a major industry event since the outbreak of the pandemic worldwide. As a Chinese corporation attending the exhibition, Meizhonglian had a strong lineup and showcased a variety of highlights, gaining extensive attention from the industry and achieving a good outcome. It is believed that Chinese electronic cigarette companies will surely have great potential in the international market in the future.


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