MittenKitten
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Ok Posting this as both a husband of a vapour and as someone who runs a small e-cig company.
Found this on internet, and it seems that sales of Marlboro cigs have dropped a whole 5%, but this is enough to prompt the makers to make a move into the growing e-cig market.
http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/altrias-foray-into-the-e-cigarette-market-249916.htm
First I must say that any offers over $1billion for Cool Breeze E-Cigs Limited will of course be seriously considered.
So is it a good or bad thing that major tobacco producing companies are moving into the e-cig market?
My reaction is somewhat guarded, but to have such resources fighting to keep e-cigs legal instead of trying to get them banned does have it's plus points.
I also like the idea of tobacco companies hiring expensive lawyers to fight anti e-cig laws.
Will it all be plain sailing? I can see ruthless tobacco companies trying to "open new markets" and target young people trying to be cool, and somewhere there is bound to be someone saying that tobacco companies will use e-cigs to sell tobacco cigs.
What do you think? Would you trust a big ex-tobacco company to supply you with excellent e-liquid? Do you think they might just add something else and "forget" to tell us?
cheers
Rob & Linda
Found this on internet, and it seems that sales of Marlboro cigs have dropped a whole 5%, but this is enough to prompt the makers to make a move into the growing e-cig market.
http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/altrias-foray-into-the-e-cigarette-market-249916.htm
First I must say that any offers over $1billion for Cool Breeze E-Cigs Limited will of course be seriously considered.
So is it a good or bad thing that major tobacco producing companies are moving into the e-cig market?
My reaction is somewhat guarded, but to have such resources fighting to keep e-cigs legal instead of trying to get them banned does have it's plus points.
I also like the idea of tobacco companies hiring expensive lawyers to fight anti e-cig laws.
Will it all be plain sailing? I can see ruthless tobacco companies trying to "open new markets" and target young people trying to be cool, and somewhere there is bound to be someone saying that tobacco companies will use e-cigs to sell tobacco cigs.
What do you think? Would you trust a big ex-tobacco company to supply you with excellent e-liquid? Do you think they might just add something else and "forget" to tell us?
cheers
Rob & Linda