2023年10月希腊&波兰国际电子烟VAPE展览会

Exhibition introduction:

ACCK Limited Founded by directors of Live Ace Group, Live Ace Group is a company that has engaged various entertainment businesses since 2007. Since 2017, LAG has created its own exhibition brand, VAPEXPRO, and has produced B2B exhibitions for the vaping industry across Europe. ACCK Limited Will expand the brand and create new marketing opportunities for other innovative industries, such as e-cigarettes, electronic technology, games, and more. Join us and be a part of the history and future of our acting career.

The largest exhibition in the sixth Balkans is back!

A new version of our annual event is here, bigger and better than ever before!

Greece is one of the less affected countries in Europe, and everything will soon return to normal after this unfortunate Pandiya situation. Don't lose the opportunity to promote your brand in the largest market in the Balkans! Be the first person to book a booth at a very good price!

The sixth E-cigarette Exhibition in Greece 2023 will be held in the Peristrei Exhibition Center in Athens, Greece. The number of exhibitors is about 150, and the number of visitors is expected to reach 10,000. Smoking can be in the pavilion, gathering e-cigarette enthusiasts, distributors, manufacturers, Vaping culture performers, etc. In previous years, the exhibitors were Vampire V ape, V OOPOO, I JOY, V APOUROUND, V GOD and I NNOKIN.

 A Greek Market Analysis:

Greece has the highest smoking rate in the European Union, and the study found that about 42 percent of Greeks smoke, compared with the EU average of 23 percent, and beyond that, about 2 percent of adults smoke e-cigarettes, comparable to the EU average. However, according to Ecigintelligence, Greece has 440,000 e-cigarette users, equivalent to 4.6 percent.

 In Greece, e-cigarettes are legal and can smoke anywhere smoking is allowed. In major cities and towns, which are relatively easy to buy, the Greek government banned the use of zero-nicotine liquids in 2018 to prevent e-cigarettes from mixing their own liquids, and nicotine-containing e-cigarettes are classified as tobacco-related products and regulated by Law 4419 / 2016. Regulations require manufacturers and importers to undertake specific reporting obligations and to comply with a range of product specifications, including warnings on the packaging. By 2023, e-cigarette revenues will reach $227.4 million 12. The market is expected to grow by 3.51% annually (2023-2027 cagR)

 Vape sales are distributed between e-cigarette stores (50%), traditional retail (30%) and online (20%), again reflecting the popularity of DIY e-cigarettes and the experience of e-cigarette users in Greece.

According to EcigIntelligence, while the vast majority of e-cigarette users use open systems, especially advanced systems, dis机able e-cigarettes are expected to have a strong impact on the market with —— rising from 0% to 5% this year.

 Polish market analysis:

 Nicotine e-cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are legal in Poland, where there are 363,700 e-cigarette users, and the adult e-cigarette prevalence rate is 1.14 percent. Requirements ensure ape packages contain health warnings and they can only be sold to people aged 18 and older. E-cigarette devices can be purchased without a prescription, but there are legal restrictions on their use in public places.2 To $311 million by 2023. The market is expected to grow by 3.12% per year (2023-2027 cagR).

 Heating tobacco products are legal and marketed, but snuff is more complicated. Although it is illegal to trade or purchase products online, it is 机sible for personal use.

 Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) can be sold on the market or purchased at pharmacies. The Polish NRT market is worth 42.2 million euros.

 The overall smoking rate has been declining in Poland since 2006. Twenty-six percent of the adults in Poland now smoke, up from 35% in 2006. This means that there are now about 8.4 million cigarette smokers in the country.30.3% of men smoked, compared to 21.6% of women.

Poland complies with the European Union Tobacco Product Directive (TPD) (2014). E-cigarettes are classified as tobacco-related products and are regulated by the Polish anti-tobacco law (2016). Smoking is not allowed where smoking is prohibited, including at bus stops. Those who violate the ban and those who allow it will face high fines. Cross-border remote sales, sales or distribution of e-cigarettes to minors under 18, or self-service sales through vending machines are prohibited. Display of items mimicking cigarette packaging is also prohibited. From 2018, the consumption tax on electronic liquids is 0.5 PLN per ml (0.23 euros). The number of e-cigarette users in Poland is currently estimated at about 1 million, but more than half of those are dual users. Although the prevalence of daily e-cigarette use among adults seems to be low (3% to 5%), Polish schoolchildren are currently using even 5-fold higher (25%). Sociological studies show that the typical Polish adult e-cigarette users are financially sound middle-aged and highly educated. The main reasons for their use include lower or reasonable prices for e-cigarettes, prices compared to conventional cigarettes, and smoking cessation tools that believe they are less harmful than other tobacco products and are more effective than existing tobacco dependence treatments. In Poland, e-cigarettes are regulated by the Polish anti-tobacco law (2016). Selling e-cigarettes and cigarette accessories to minors under the age of 18 is illegal. online sales are prohibited. E-cigarettes were only allowed if smoking was allowed. Before the e-cigarettes were banned, almost half of the Polish e-cigarette users smoked e-cigarettes in public places.

 Scope of exhibition:

E-cigarette: e-cigarette, e-cigarette atomizer, e-cigarette cigarette oil, e-water cigarette, CBD oil, HEMP products
E-cigarette peripheral: battery, starter, charger, mobile power supply, cigarette oil, cigarette oil bottle, spices, other storage equipment, packaging boxes, printing and packaging, e-cigarette production equipment, hardware accessories, production software, etc.