Inter Scientific Joins UK E-Cigarette Industry Association for Progress

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Jul.10.2024

Inter Scientific Joins UK E-Cigarette Industry Association for Progress

Inter Scientific joins UK e-cigarette industry association, commits to promoting safety, quality, and public health benefits of e-cigarettes.

According to a report from EIN PressWire on July 9th, Inter Scientific, an international independent analysis and regulatory services company, has officially joined the UK e-cigarette Industry Association.

The CEO of Inter Scientific, David Lawson, stated that they are honored to become a member of the UK E-cigarette Industry Association and are committed to contributing to the advancement of the UK e-cigarette industry. He emphasized that the company will work closely with the association and industry leaders to ensure the highest safety, quality, and compliance standards are met in order to promote the interests of consumers and public health.

Inter Scientific aims to enhance consumer education to dispel misconceptions about e-cigarettes and highlight their benefits as smoking cessation tools. Additionally, Inter Scientific is dedicated to gaining recognition and support from the public health community, emphasizing the vital role of e-cigarettes in improving public health outcomes.

References:

[1] Inter Scientific Joins UKVIA to Support the Advancement of the UK Vaping Industry

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[1] UK Government Releases List of Registered Cross-Border E-Cigarette Retailers

[2] FEOBA Big Bar 6000 Launched in UK, Featuring "2+10" Combination

[3] Special Report | Will UK Vaping Policy Shift After PM Sunak's Election Defeat?

[4] UK Distributor Supreme: ELFBAR and LOST MARY Distribution Drive Profit Surge, Revenue Rises 42% to £221 Million

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