Dublin, Dec. 10, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Research and Markets ( http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ws...ecigarette ) has announced the addition of the "US E-Cigarette and Vaporizer Market - Analysis, Estimation & Forecast (2015-2025)" report to their offering. Being home to one of the largest distribution networks for the sale of e-cigarette and accessories, the country alone accounted for more than 45% share of the total revenue generation in 2014. Where on one hand the involvement of Big Tobacco companies through multiple acquisitions and brand image has given an impetus to the demand of e-cigarettes, on the other hand state policies proposals to levy modest taxes on e-cigarettes sales is expected to restrict the market growth during the forecast years. While China is home to the invention of e-cigarettes, it is the U.S. which gave the much needed impetus to the e-cigarette market in 2006. Since then the U.S. market has grown to become one of the most aggressively progressing markets involving some of the biggest names from the Big Tobacco, Big Pharma, and Governmental organizations. Where on one hand established tobacco players are securing their positions with acquisitions and introducing new brands, the Pharmaceutical monoliths have been identified as opposing the increasing trend of e-cigarette in this fledgling market. Amidst an overall non-uniformity in the regulatory framework, the companies are enjoying an increasing flow of revenue from a host of distribution channels. The scope of the report has been aligned to the changing dynamics of the U.S. e-cigarette markets providing extensive insights into the market development activities that the key players in the industry are adopting in order to compete with one another directly and with tobacco and pharmaceutical companies indirectly. Having identified the importance of regulations, the report has dedicated an entire segment to the prominent regulatory bodies, consortiums, and state-wise laws for e-cigarettes in the U.S. Following key questions have been answered in the report: - How will the entry of new players affect the intensity of competitive rivalry in the U.S. e-cigarette market? - How will the proposed regulations by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) impact the market growth? - Since Minnesota and North Carolina have been exposed to taxation policies similar to those of conventional cigarettes, how will hefty taxes challenge the growth of e-cigarette market in the country? - Will the presence of established bands drive the market through the forecast period? - How will the e-cigarette product type market grow through the forecast period? - Which e-cigarette type will be claiming the market hegemony by the end of the forecast period? - How will the emergence of vape shops contribute to the dominance of revenue generation via retail distribution channels through the forecast period? Key Topics Covered: 1 The U.S. E cigarette Market Entropy 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Mergers & Acquisitions 1.3 Product Launch 1.4 Partnerships, Agreements, And Collaborations 1.5 Business Expansion 1.6 Lawsuits & Litigations 1.7 Financial Transactions 1.8 Others (Events & Recognitions) 2 Market Dynamics 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Market Drivers 2.3 Market Challenges 3 The U.S. E-Cigarette Market Sizing, Analysis, & Forecast 3.1 Overall Market Statistics 3.2 The U.S. E-Cigarette Market By Types 3.3 The U.S. E-Cigarette Market By Distribution Channel 3.4 The U.S. E-Cigarette Market By Components 4 The U.S. E-Cigarette consortiums, Compliances, Andlegal & Regulatory Framework 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Consortiums 4.3 American Public Health Association (Apha) 4.4 Regulatory Bodies 4.5 E-Cigarettes Compliances And Certifications 4.6 State-Wise Regulations On E-Cigarettes In The U.S. 5 The U.S. E-Cigarette Research Initiatives & Studies 5.1 Scientific Studies 5.2 Studies On Consumer Behavior 6 The U.S. E-Cigarette Market Patent Landscape 6.1 Alkaloid Composition For E-Cigarettearette 6.2 Cotton Free E-Cigarette Vaporizer 6.3 E-Cigarette With A Detachable Atomizer 6.4 Battery Replacement Type E-Cigarettearette 6.5 An Electronic Cigarette With An Improved Cartomizer, Led Indicators, And Memory Devices 6.6 An Electronic Cigarette With A Controller For Enhancing Communication 6.7 Inductive Charging For An Electronic Cigarette 6.8 Electronic Cigarette Configured To Simulate The Texture Of The Tobacco Rod And Cigarette Paper Of A Traditional Cigarette 6.9 Invention Of An Electronic Cigarette 6.10 System And Method For Holding An Electronic Cigarette 6.11 Imaging For Quality Control In An Electronic Cigarette 6.12 Cartomizer Flavor Enhancement For An E-Cigaretteraette 6.13 Electronic Cigarette Having Multiple Ports 6.14 Mouthpiece Device Of Electronic Cigarette 6.15 Electronic Cigarette That Simulates Smoking With Power Control 6.16 Bonding For An Electronic Cigarette Cartridge 6.17 Electronic Cigarette With Reduced Energy Consumption And Environmental Impact 6.18 Application Development For A Network With An Electronic Cigarette 6.19 One-Way Valve For Atomizer Section In An Electronic Cigarette 6.20 Development Of An Electronic Simulated Cigarette 6.21 One-Way Valve For Atomizer Section In An Electronic Cigarette 6.22 Charger For An Electronic Cigarette 6.23 Device For Vaporizing Liquid For Inhalation 6.24 Heating Control Arrangement For An Electronic Cigarette 6.25 Hot-Wire Control For An Electronic Cigarette 6.26 Digital Marketing Applications For An Electronic Cigarette User 6.27 Solid Core Electronic Cigarette 6.28 Automated Cartomizer Structure For An Electronic Cigarette 6.29 Atomizer For An Aerosol Delivery Device In An Electronic Cigarette 6.30 Disposable Electronic Cigarette With Power Shut Off Protection 6.31 Burning Prediction And Communications For An Electronic Cigarette 6.32 Development Of An Electronic Cigarette Inhalation Rod 6.33 Liquid Aerosol Formulation Of An Electronic Smoking Article 6.34 Smoking System For An Electronic Cigarette 6.35 Electronic Smoking Article With Improved Storage And Transport Of Aerosol Precursor Compositions 7 Key Market Players' Company Profiles 7.1 Altria Group, Inc. 7.2 Ballantyne Brands, Llc 7.3 British American Tobacco Plc (Bat) 7.4 Bull Smoke 7.5 Cb Distributors, Inc. 7.6 Cigavette 7.8 Electronic Cigarettes International Group 7.9 Gamucci Electronic Cigarettes 7.10 Imperial Tobacco Group Plc 7.11 International Vapor Group, Inc. (Ivg) 7.12 Japan Tobacco, Inc. (Jt) 7.13 Logic Technology Summary 7.14 Njoy, Inc. 7.15 Philip Morris International Inc. (Pmi) 7.16 Provape 7.17 Reynolds American Inc. (Rai) 7.18 Vapor Corp. 7.19 Vmr Products Llc For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ws...ecigarette
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