Malaysia Has Become China's Sixth Largest E-cigarette Export Market

Malaysia has become China's sixth largest e-cigarette export market

In 2023, China's total exports of e-cigarette products will reach US$11.084 billion. Among the top ten export markets, the United States and the United Kingdom still occupy the top two positions, while Malaysia is sixth and the Philippines is tenth.

In 2023, China's total exports of e-cigarette products will reach US$11.084 billion, compared with US$9.854 billion in 2022, a year-on-year increase of 12.50%. China continues to maintain its advantage as the world's largest e-cigarette manufacturer and exporter.

Among China's top ten export markets for e-cigarettes in 2023, the United States and the United Kingdom still occupy the top two positions, with export volumes of US$3.101 billion and US$1.417 billion respectively. However, the growth rate is not large, and they are affected by the tightening of e-cigarette regulation in the United States and the United Kingdom. Due to the impact of the ban on sexual e-cigarettes, the market size of both the United States and the United Kingdom is likely to decline in 2024.

It is worth noting that Malaysia ranks as the sixth largest export market of China's e-cigarettes with US$385 million, and the Philippines ranks in the top ten with US$200 million. In 2023, China's total e-cigarette exports to these two Southeast Asian countries will increase by 10%. 22.61% and 146.91%.

In addition to Malaysia and the Philippines, the e-cigarette market in Southeast Asia such as Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam has also entered a stage of rapid growth. With the crackdown on e-cigarettes by U.S. regulatory agencies and the gradual implementation of the British disposable e-cigarette ban, more and more e-cigarettes will be used in 2024. Cigarette companies are focusing their growth on the Southeast Asian market.

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