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Consumer survey report: Puff is the most common e-liquid brand in Italy

Written by || 25th March 2020 || Market reports | Consumers | Market Research | Marketing and Retailing | Europe Italy

This report is one of a series of studies from our online survey carried out in February 2020. It explores Italian consumer e-liquid preferences, choices and behaviours based on a sample of over 500 respondents ...
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  1. Executive summary
  2. Introduction
  3. Profile of the respondents
  4. Form factors
  5. Nicotine strength and formats
  6. Distribution channels
  7. Brands
  8. Importance of factors and flavours

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