Does the e-cigarette industry make the money?

Does the e-cigarette industry make the money?

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Grown e-cigarette culture facing new challenges

The EU, FDA, WHO, and other national and supranational authorities, which are regularly analyzed in this magazine, are just one of the major challenges that the growing e-cigarette culture will face. Another problem is the more cautious investors. Since e-cigarettes have been offered not only in online shops, but also in the retail market, independent producers are faced with entirely new qualitative and logistical challenges in order to compete against their competitors from the tobacco industry. Premium electronic cigarettes, E-liquid, and vape kits from EirHorse. Buy E-Juice, stylish cig-a-likes and vape pens, and E-cig accessories in our online shop http://www.eirhorse.com/

The latter have only to extend their existing distribution channels and their experience in quality management and controlling to the e-cigarette business. At the same time, they carry out a mixed calculation: in the case of the tobacco mul- tis, e-cigs account for only a fraction of the turnover, but can be driven with much more capital. In order to keep up with this, the market of the independent producers, which are still going into the hundreds, will necessarily have to consolidate.

Mass deaths of small e-cigarette manufacturers

Or, to put it less euphemistically, we are on the verge of a massive extinction of independent small-scale producers - precisely those pioneers who have made the E-Cigarette into the life-savvy they have become in many cases. In order to be able to meet the new requirements of governments in terms of development, production, marketing and distribution in the future, capital and capital providers need - and they are becoming increasingly scarce.
The first boom of the electronic cigarette is over. Since the peak in sales in 2011, the market has continued to grow steadily - and by far more than most other consumer goods - but not with the breathtaking speed of the beginning. According to the Lorrilard Group, e-cigarette sales in the United States fell by 35% year-on-year by June 2013; The tobacco company bought the English e-cigarette manufacturer Skycig last year.

This result also comes from the independent (as far as there is in this industry) data copter Nielsen, who however only the figures of the stationary trade and there not the special shops for steam accessories evaluate. According to his estimates, US trade has risen by only 19 percent over the past 12 months until August 2014, compared to a growth of 125.5% in 2013, 133% in 2012 and an impressive 1.103% in 2011.

The increasing megacompetition and the uncertainty about upcoming legislative restrictions have drastically reduced the generous flow of capital flowing through external donors and financial service providers. At the moment, the global market is estimated at 3.5 billion dollars a year. This makes the e-cigarette industry a small fish in which it is worth investing only if it continues to grow and grow rapidly.