Vuse Gains Market Share Over Juul in Nielsen Report

Mar.10.2023
Vuse Gains Market Share Over Juul in Nielsen Report
Vuse's market share increased to 42.7%, surpassing Juul's 25.6% in Nielsen's convenience store report.

According to the latest Nielsen convenience store report, the market share of Vuse, an e-cigarette brand under Renault, has increased from 41.5% in the previous report to 42.7%, while Juul's market share has decreased from 26.4% to 25.6%.


Over the past 12 months, Vuse held a market share of 36.6% while Juul held a market share of 29.5%, according to data analysis conducted by Nielsen, which covers up to February 25th of this year.


NJOY, ranked third, maintained its position with 2.7% while Fontem Ventures' blu eCigs held steady at 1.4%.


On March 3rd, Altria announced that it had exchanged its 35% stake in Juul for exclusive intellectual property patents related to Juul's heated tobacco products. Following this, Altria acquired NJOY for $2.75 billion in cash.


According to the latest report, Juul's market share has decreased by 50.2%, to 25.7%, compared to a report from August 10, 2019.


In comparison, the sales growth of each brand from August 10th, 2019 to February of this year is as follows:


Renault's Vuse: Up 34%.


NJOY's stock has fallen by 8.7%.


blu eCigs experienced a 39.5% decrease in value.


Japan Tobacco's logic: Decreased by 4.9%.


In May 2019, Juul held a dominant 74.6% share of the electronic cigarette market in the United States. However, Nielsen's data did not include sales from e-cigarette stores, which could account for over 40% of all electronic cigarette product sales.


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The brand Vuse is continuing to increase its market share at the expense of its rival Juul.


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