Chinese e-cigarette businesses attend international tobacco show in the U.S., drawing heavy interest

<\/p> According to Chinese e-cigarette news: Following the participation of e-cigarette manufacturers in the U.S. CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in mid-January, where brochures were snatched up in two days, the e-cigarette association took advantage of the momentum to visit the U.S. again for the international tobacco exhibition. Insiders revealed that many local manufacturers lined up to inquire about e-cigarette information, and all 200 brochures were gone, "not enough to distribute."
The brochures that were snatched up featured patented products produced by member manufacturers of the Shenzhen e-cigarette association.
It is understood that China is a major e-cigarette manufacturing country, with 90% of its output for export, while the U.S. is a major consumer market for e-cigarettes. In recent years, the global e-cigarette market has been developing rapidly, with many analysts predicting that e-cigarette sales are expected to surpass traditional tobacco products in the future.
"After the promotion in the U.S., many local manufacturers expressed interest in visiting China for inspections, and small batch orders were also generated," said He Longsheng, president of the e-cigarette association.
 <\/span>"At the beginning of the year, e-cigarettes will enter the peak sales season."
In fact, the booming interest in e-cigarettes was already evident at the U.S. CES, where over 20 companies contacted the association seeking cooperation.
Analysts stated that participating in international exhibitions helps foreign consumers recognize Chinese patented products.
Public information shows that the U.S. tobacco exhibition is held annually in Las Vegas at the beginning of the year, serving as a major event and barometer for the global cigarette industry. All cigarette manufacturing companies launch their latest and flagship products at this platform.
Internationally renowned companies such as Imperial Brands, Philip Morris International, Japan Tobacco International, and Altria Group participate every year. Last year, nearly 300 exhibitors participated, with over 5,000 attendees.