The report provides a market and prospects for 2022-2023 overview of the vaping sector in Canada. It covers a research on the legislative and regulatory aspects on the federal and provincial levels,as well as main regulatory requirements adopted by the government in the vaping sector. Considered in the report are locations with sale and usage bans, as well as flavor preferences and smoking/vaping statuses among the Canadian vaping population for the previous couple of years with a deep dive into age and gender peculiarities and vaping statistics, while all this aspects largely contribute to the number of vaping population in Canada.
Included in the report is also a research of price statistics for two categories of vaping products namely disposable pods and closed pod systems. The report contains a chapter on the recycling trends in the vaping sector. A detailed market competitors analysis is provided in the report. The report is summarized with an expert opinion providing general recommendations in the field.
Included in the report is also a research of price statistics for two categories of vaping products namely disposable pods and closed pod systems. The report contains a chapter on the recycling trends in the vaping sector. A detailed market competitors analysis is provided in the report. The report is summarized with an expert opinion providing general recommendations in the field.
Table of Contents
List of AbbreviationsExecutive summary2. Flavour preferences among the Canadian vaping population3. Vaping products consumption in Canada5. Recycling in vapingList of
1. Canadian E-cigarette Regulations
4. Canadian vaping products market data
6. Market competitors activities
Charts
List of Tables
Executive Summary
On the regulatory level, the maximum nicotine concentration on the Canadian market is 20mg/ml; the capacity of e-liquid in disposable devices is not yet controlled or limited.More than 10% of smokers are dual-users, meaning they smoke and vape at the same time.
There's a good chance that non-tobacco or non-menthol flavors in e-liquids and e-cigarettes will be banned in the future, as well as reporting requirements and a limit on the maximum capacity of disposable e-cigarettes to 2ml.
The disposable pod market is constantly expanding. Disposables` capacity varies from 2 to 15 ml, although it is worth focusing on the benefits of 2 ml disposable pods, as greater capacity are at risk of being phased out.
Asd for the recycling direction, TerraCycle and Quantum Lifecycle Partners built specialized recycling solutions in Canada to protect developing e-cigarette and cannabis vape sectors from e-waste policies.
In Canada, the smoking products business primarily spills into the vaping sector.
The major engagements in this direction are constant monitoring of vaping regulation updates; using of a variety of mint-menthol flavors in the flavor palette; as a part of a long-term marketing strategy, collaboration with one of the recycling partners is seen as an important perspective.
Companies Mentioned
- Quantum Lifecycle Partners
- TerraCycle
