ternovape strongly supports the fight against counterfeiting in the e-cigarette industry

Recently, foreign media reported that the counterfeit #disposable electronic cigarettes pouring into the UK market all come from unlicensed factories in China. These counterfeit factories not only do not have production licenses, but also do not consider product safety.

Since elfbar launched its crackdown in June 2021, it has cracked down on more than 120 counterfeit vape production factories and sales sites, including factories, warehouses, logistics and foreign trade companies, and seized more than 2 million pieces of counterfeit finished electronic cigarettes, millions of A packing box, anti-counterfeiting code, semi-finished electronic cigarette pipe and other accessories.
Victor Xiao, CEO of elfbar, said: "Consumers will be shocked if they see the production environment of these counterfeit products, because the criminals behind these counterfeit e-cigarette products don't care about product safety and consumers' health at all, they just Trying to do everything possible to maximize profits.”
Victor said that elfbar will not sit back and watch counterfeiters run rampant, tarnish the reputation of established manufacturers and put consumers' health at significant risk. Retailers are also at great risk when dealing with these counterfeit products. We must Stop them at all costs. Because these products have not undergone any safety checks or official testing, there is no way of knowing what health risks they pose.
elfbar is cracking down on the illegal e-cigarette market and is building an intelligence file on counterfeit products. Although elfbar is working hard to stop fake products from the source, it is impossible to stop all fake products from circulating in the market, so elfbar makes an important contribution to retailers Reminder, as they are the last line of defense in protecting consumers.
Victoris: "While it can be difficult to tell authenticity by appearance alone, there is no reason for any retailer to sell counterfeit vaping products. Retailers can scan the code on the packaging to check the authenticity of the product, and we urge them to be vigilant about every vaping product they sell. We do this with every product, fighting fakes is elfbar's top priority, we maintain zero tolerance for these counterfeit e-cigarettes across the industry, the UK market is very important to us, and we will continue to do everything we can to ensure British consumers are vaping Have confidence."
As part of its crackdown on counterfeit e-cigarettes, elfbar is running a campaign to inform retailers and consumers of the threat posed by counterfeit manufacturers. At the event, elfbar released a video showing their real production process, showing how they can avoid buying fakes by scanning anti-counterfeiting codes.
John Dunne, Director General of the UK Vaping Industry Association (UKVIA), commented: "I applaud elfbar for coming forward to fight counterfeiters, who pose a significant risk to the reputation of the global vaping industry."
He said, "We are calling for a retail licensing system in the UK to prevent the sale of illegal products and to impose higher fines on offending retailers, at least £10,000 per case. Likewise, counterfeiters and those in the supply chain Those who trade counterfeit e-cigarettes online also need to be punished in some way by the relevant departments.”