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Around one in 20 adults in England uses e-cigarettes, and nearly all of these are ex-smokers or current smokers who are trying to cut down or quit

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It is compulsory for ATIC members to be fully compliant with all relevant tobacco laws and regulations and Tobacco Asia notes the conspicuous absence of virtually every local manufacturer from the membership list (except the two subsidiaries detailed above)

Get E-PDF Sample Report on E-Cigarette Market - Request Sample Report Several trends are pushing this growth, not least of which is changing consumer attitudes, given that many conventional smokers are making the switch to e-cigarettes for reduced health risks and increased convenience

Alternative tobacco product use and smoking cessation: a national study