VPR Brands Appoints TPB Canada as Exclusive Distributor for HoneyStick

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Jan.08.2024
VPR Brands Appoints TPB Canada as Exclusive Distributor for HoneyStick
VPR Brands has appointed Turning Point Brands Canada as the exclusive distributor of HoneyStick in Canada.

According to a report by Globe Newswire on January 5th, e-cigarette company VPR Brands has announced the appointment of Turning Point Brands Canada (TPB) as the exclusive primary distributor for its subsidiary brand, HoneyStick, in Canada.

 

After this collaboration, the HoneyStick brand will become part of TPB Canada's distribution system, following in the footsteps of iconic brands such as Zig-Zag, Clipper, Choice Leaf, HMP, Rebound, and Evolve, and entering a new phase of development. Additionally, TPB Canada will consolidate resources from all parties involved, resulting in improved efficiency and higher quality services.

 

Mikail Fancy, Chief Operating Officer of Turning Point Brands Canada, stated that...

 

We are delighted to partner with VPR Brands to bring HoneyStick to a wider audience in Canada. Our expertise in marketing, sales, distribution, and logistics, combined with the quality and innovation of HoneyStick products, make for a perfect match. We are committed to providing outstanding service and support to our retailers and consumers.

 

Daniel Hoff, Chief Operating Officer of VPR Brands, added:

 

The partnership with Turning Point Brands Canada is a significant milestone for HoneyStick in Canada. Their robust distribution network and proven track record in marketing, sales, and customer service make them an ideal partner to enhance the influence and reach of our brand nationwide.

 

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