Disposable Vapes in France: Major Changes Coming by Year-End?

The European market is ushering in a standardization process. Recently, it has been discovered that Ireland, France, Sweden, and some countries in Ukraine are strengthening management in this regard. This stage at the end of the year may be a "window period" for adjustment.

Today, the new forces of atomization learned that According to French media BFM, French MPs submitted a report in Julye-cigarettesBan bill and is scheduled to be passed by the end of this year。Lawmakers said they proposed the ban because it not only pollutes the environment, but also poses a threat to the health of young people. It also attracted the attention of most lawmakers and environmentalists at one time. Previous reports mentioned that French Health Minister Fran? Ois Braun, president of France, said in May that France could ban one-off use by the end of the year and said he supported issuing the ban.

At this point, the judgment of the new forces is that France is provoking a round of discussion of one-time norms within itself.

(Will French measures change?)

Even this year the French health minister said that although Macron does not hold a majority in the French parliament, health ministers will work with lawmakers to reach an agreement, possibly promulgated" before the end of this year (2023)."

Currently, Disposable brands are very popular in France. A large number of disposable brands can be seen participating in the market from major electronic atomization activities in France. For example, ELFBAR entered the French market in February and planned to sell it in 4000 retail stores.

It now seems that one-time market prospects in France may encounter some obstacles. As major brands around the world quickly enter the European market through one-time cooperation with core customers, one-time products are expected to maintain high growth this year and next. Last year, some corporate suppliers generated total sales of 575 million euros in 2022, an increase of up to 40% compared with the previous year, and most of the growth was brought about by one-time results.

France, Europe's core country, with more than 67 million people and more than 2 million electronic atomization users, has a vast market.

According to a 2022 research forecast by French research institute Xerfi, the French electronic atomization industry will maintain an annual growth rate of 5% to 10%, reaching 1.3 billion euros in 2023. At the same time, France has gradually increased the price of traditional tobacco in recent years, allowing smokers to reduce tobacco consumption or quit smoking, or switch to electronic atomization. The one-time return to the market in 2021 and becoming a trend stems from the rapid rise of one-time use of regulatory loopholes in the U.S. market and gradually flocking to France. Currently, there are three types of electronic atomization channels in France: shops that originally sold traditional tobacco, e-cigarette shops, and large retail chains. According to French media statistics, the popular one-time injection in France is usually 600 vials (France refers to the EU TPD and limits the oil injection to 2ml), and the average price is about 7 euros. There are more than 30 common brands in the market. Last year, there were 23500 tobacco shops in France, which achieved annual sales of 3.6 billion euros each year, of which 140 million euros were accounted for at one time. This shows that the status in France at one time cannot be underestimated.

All markets can be improved and new paths can be found through modulation! France's one-off wind direction is also particularly worthy of market attention. The European market should also seize the time to adapt and enter!# p#pagination title #e#