Innokin Technology launches London bus campaign for Stoptober: ‘How much do you know about vaping?’
London busses will be supporting the vaping industry this week, courtesy of a large-scale campaign by Innokin Technology.
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by Toby Kilroy
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The campaign marks the final week of ‘Stoptober’, when smokers around the country are looking to leave cigarettes behind.
The UK is still home to more than 7 million smokers, despite the efforts of government and public health bodies. In October 2019, Public Health England confirmed that smoking continues to be the leading cause of early death in London.
Innokin Technology hopes this campaign will draw attention to the alternatives that exist.
Vice president of Innokin Technology, George Xia, said:
‘By working closely with vaping associations around the world, to sponsor advocacy and education, we hope that more smokers will learn about the alternatives and find support to help them stop smoking.’
Innokin Technology is a member of the UK Vaping Industry Association (UKVIA), who also features in the bus campaign. The UKVIA is the leading forum for the vaping industry in the UK.
About Innokin Technology:
Founded in 2011, Innokin’s products are now sold in more than 10,000 stores worldwide. Innokin’s 10,000m² factory in Shenzhen, China, produces e-cigarettes and vaporizers to the highest international standards.
Innokin is committed to helping people around the world live happier and healthier.
For more information about this campaign please contact: [email protected]
About UKVIA:
The UKVIA represents the largest proportion of the UK vaping marketplace and supply chain, including manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers and distributors.
Our vision is simple: “a world where the evidence-based, life-changing public health benefits of vaping products are fully understood and the positive impact is maximised.”
For more details on the campaign, or further comment, please contact: [email protected]
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Toby Kilroy
Journalist at POTVToby has been vaping since early 2012 and has used an array of devices and kit in that time. He sometimes writes up reviews but is often found with his head stuck in pages of code with a confused smile on his face. Toby also helps run his wife's site gethistory.co.uk and has two children. He sometimes fondly remembers having free time and occasionally manages to sneak away to put his head into a good book!
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