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Antonia Di Lorenzo ECigIntelligence staff

These include pop-tops on aluminum cans, plastic tampon applicators, and non-fire-safe childrens clothing [13]

Global illicit e-vapour sales exceeded the equivalent of 600 billion sticks last year and are forecast to grow a further 10% in 2025 Vaping prevalence has risen by 7% compared to the previous year 31% of global e-vapour consumers reside in markets where e-vapour products are prohibited According to Euromonitor Internationals World Market for Nicotine 2025 report, the rise of single-use products has driven the illicit market, with 89% of disposable e-vapour volumes being illicit globally, estimated at the equivalent to 235 billion sticks for 2024

Even non-porous surfaces like plastic dashboards and windows arent entirely safe, as the sticky residue from smoke can settle on them