Global E-Cigarette Vaporizer Companies

Juul Labs announced on Wednesday that it was requesting American approval in 2023 for a new e-cigarette that can verify a user's age and forbids the use of unapproved refill cartridges. Following its premiere as the JUUL2 System in 2021, the vaporizer—which features an app to control access for underage users and a unique Pod ID chip to prevent the use of counterfeit cartridges—is already available for purchase in the United Kingdom. Tuesday saw Juul Labs submit its most recent premarket tobacco product application to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The company stated that it intended to sell tobacco-flavored pods with a nicotine content of less than 2%.

Through a relationship with Gebr Heinemann, ANDS has continued to expand in the travel retail market in 2023. As a result, the company's alternative nicotine delivery solutions will be available. The ANDS disposable e-cigarettes, closed pods, and heated tobacco technologies are all part of the lineup. Fadi Maayta, co-founder and president of ANDS, praised the relocation as a "exciting journey" in the company's "ambitious growth strategy," which aims to take the brand outside of the Middle East and into Europe and the United Kingdom.

The Food and Drug Administration (2023) announced on Thursday that it had issued warning letters to numerous merchants that offered disposable e-cigarettes with fruit and candy flavours, such as Elf Bar, the brand that is currently the best-selling. Regulators are making yet another effort to combat the illicit disposable vapes that have proliferated in American retail establishments in recent years.

Leading worldwide vaping company INNOKIN is launching a flurry of new products at the eagerly awaited World Vape Show Dubai.

Key Players

Some of the major players in the Global E-Cigarettes & Vaporizer Market include DASH VAPES, HUBBLY BUBBLY, LIQUIDEU, NICE VAPOR., PACIFIC SMOKE INTERNATIONAL, PUFF ECIG, SIMPLE VAPE CO. LONDON LTD, SMOKIO., VAPE ESCAPES, And VAPOR LINE.