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VPZ, UK’s Largest E-cigarette Retailer, Will Open 10 More Stores This Year

The company called on the British government to implement stricter control and licensing on the sale of electronic cigarette products.

On August 23, according to foreign reports, vpz, the largest e-cigarette retailer in Britain, announced that it plans to open 10 more stores before the end of this year.

At the same time, the company called on the British government to implement stricter control and licensing on the sale of electronic cigarette products.

According to the press release, the business will expand its product portfolio to 160 locations in England and Scotland, including stores in London and Glasgow.

Vpz announced this news because it has brought its mobile e-cigarette clinics to all parts of the country.

At the same time, government ministers continue to promote e-cigarettes. The British public health department claims that the risk of e-cigarettes is only a small part of the risk of smoking.

However, according to the data of the action on smoking and health, a study last month showed that the number of minors smoking e-cigarettes has increased dramatically in the past five years.

Doug mutter, director of vpz, said that vpz is taking the lead in fighting the country’s No. 1 killer – smoking.

“We plan to open 10 new stores and launch our mobile e-cigarette clinic, which 100% responds to our ambition to contact more smokers across the country and help them take the first step in their journey to quit smoking.”

Mut added that the e-cigarette industry could be improved and called for stricter scrutiny of those who sell products.

Mutter said: at present, we are facing challenges in this industry. It is easy to buy many unregulated disposable e-cigarette products in local convenience stores, supermarkets and other general retailers, many of which are not controlled or regulated by age verification.

“We urge the British government to take immediate action and follow the best practices of New Zealand and other countries. In New Zealand, flavoring products can only be sold from licensed professional e-cigarette stores. There, a challenge 25 policy has been formulated and consultation has been conducted for adult smokers and e-cigarette users.”

“Vpz also supports imposing huge fines on those who violate the regulations.”