Overview And Outlook Of The Canadian E-cigarette Market 2024-2025

The report takes into account where the sale and use of e-cigarettes have been banned in Canada over the past few years, as well as taste preferences and the current status of smoking/e-cigarette users, with an in-depth look at age and gender characteristics and e-cigarette statistics, all of which have largely influenced the number of e-cigarette users in Canada.

The report also includes a statistical study of the prices of two types of e-cigarette products, namely disposable e-cigarettes and closed e-cigarettes. The report contains a chapter on recycling trends in the e-cigarette industry. The report provides a detailed analysis of market competitors, summarizes expert opinions, and provides general recommendations in the field.

At the regulatory level, the maximum nicotine concentration in the Canadian market is 20 mg/ml; There is no limit to the amount of e-oil available in disposable devices.

More than 10% of smokers are dual users, meaning they use both traditional cigarettes and e-cigarettes.

In the future, there is a good chance that non-tobacco or non-menthol flavors in e-liquids and e-cigarettes will be banned, and the report recommends a maximum capacity limit of 2 ml for disposable e-cigarettes.

The disposable e-cigarette market continues to expand, and the capacity of disposable products ranges from 2 ml to 15 ml, it is recommended to pay more attention to 2 ml disposable e-cigarettes, because larger capacity disposable e-cigarettes are at risk of being eliminated.

As for the recycling direction, TerraCycle and Quantum Lifecycle Partners have established dedicated recycling solutions in Canada to protect the developing e-cigarette and cannabis vaping industry from e-waste policies.