TPE23 Opens Today

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Feb.23.2023

During the session, 2FIRSTS will have discussions and interviews with key manufacturers, distributors, and so on.

David, Las Vegas - 12 am Western Time, February 22 sees the grand opening of the Total Product Expo (TPE) at the Las Vegas convention center. As the world's largest B2B tobacco exhibition, TPE has been held 22 times.

TPE23 Opens Today — Entrance of TPE | Source: 2firsts

TPE23 Opens Today — Exhibitors and visitors waiting for registration | Source: 2Firsts

TPE23 Opens Today — Booth of a brand

During the session, 2FIRSTS will have discussions and interviews with key manufacturers, distributors, and so on hopefully to provide insights into the industry. Please stay tuned.

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