Yueke launches new e-cigarette product under national standard

Aug.29.2022
Yueke launches new e-cigarette product under national standard
Electronic cigarette brand Yooz's parent company, Wuxin Technology, announces the release of its new products on national platform.

On August 29th, the parent company of the electronic cigarette brand Yooz, Fogcore Technology, announced that their new national standard product is now available for sale on the unified electronic cigarette trading platform throughout the country.


Currently, Fogcore Technology and its subsidiaries have been granted 3 Tobacco Monopoly Production Enterprise Licenses by the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration. Multiple Yooz brand products have passed technical evaluations or are in the process of being evaluated.


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