Hangsen is honored to have been invited to participate in the GTNF 2023.

Sep 12, 2023

Mr. Yao Haoyu, the CEO of Hangsen International Group, along with Dr. Kang Yu, the Head of Hangsen Lab, are slated to participate in the Global Tobacco & Nicotine Forum (GTNF) to be held in Seoul, South Korea, from September 19th to 21st, 2023.

Seoul, South Korea - September 12, 2023 —

The forum will bring together global public health experts, government representatives, industry leaders, and media to discuss hot topics within the industry.

The Global Tobacco & Nicotine Forum (GTNF) is a world-leading annual conference, focused on exploring the future developments of the vaping and nicotine industries. Founded in Rio de Janeiro in 2008, the forum aims to foster industry dialogue, jointly shape future trends, and provide participants with in-depth insights and the latest knowledge on political, health, business, and societal issues. GTNF is committed to assembling outstanding talent within the global industry, with the goal of establishing a world-class platform for knowledge sharing and networking. This year's forum, GTNF 2023, has successfully convened government officials, public health experts, and industry leaders, offering an environment rich in forward-looking knowledge exchange and in-depth discussions.

Hangsen Lab brings together numerous experts in the field. Its robust research and development capabilities provide technical support for Hangsen, ensuring product quality and safety. At the upcoming forum, Dr. Kang Yu, the head of Hangsen Lab, will present specialized research and related accomplishments, showcasing innovations in nicotine salt technology as well as in-depth research findings in the areas of product safety and compliance.

Dr. Kang emphasized that nicotine salts are a critical component of e-liquid formulations and have a decisive impact on product taste and feel. Pure and high-quality nicotine salts can significantly enhance the overall sensory experience, providing consumers with a superior user experience. While benzoate salts have gained popularity in the market, they have limitations in reproducing certain specific taste profiles, such as sour fruits, non-sour fruits, toasted, and tobacco flavors. Other acids that can be used for salt formation, such as acetoacetate, lactic acid, and citric acid, offer unique and rich flavor characteristics once they form salts. For example, acetoacetate can enhance the authenticity of fruit flavors. The Hangsen Research Institute has conducted in-depth research on next-generation nicotine salt technologies and has achieved significant technical advancements in this field.

In addition to this, Hangsen Lab is committed to precisely replicating the taste experience of e-liquids and optimizing their compatibility with devices. In terms of product safety and compliance, Hangsen Lab adheres to strict control measures throughout the entire process to ensure adherence to safety and compliance standards in regions such as the European Union, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand. The entire supply chain is managed for compliance by Hangsen Lab, in alignment with the company's specific circumstances and in accordance with legal regulations. Concurrently, Hangsen conducts meticulous oversight and inspection of products, packaging, and relevant regulations to ensure compliance at all stages.

Hangsen Lab consistently upholds the highest quality standards, which not only deeply resonate with the core values of Hangsen but also serve as the cornerstone for our superior services within the industry. Since its establishment in Shenzhen in 2009, Hangsen has become a world leading supplier of e-liquid solutions. In the e-liquid sector, Hangsen has earned a remarkable reputation through its relentless pursuit of safety, quality, and compliance. To date, the company has expanded its operations to over 80 countries and regions, holds more than 300 technology patents, has produced over 600 million bottles of e-liquid, and has obtained international certifications such as ISO9001 and GMP. With its strong technical capabilities, Hangsen offers comprehensive ODM and OEM services worldwide. We firmly believe that through continuous innovation and an unwavering commitment to quality and safety, Hangsen will bring new perspectives and momentum to the industry. In the future, Hangsen will continue to adhere to its core philosophy, maintain high standards in the e-liquid industry through its robust management system, strict compliance procedures, and outstanding solutions.

The official GTNF conference is scheduled to take place in Seoul from September 19 to 21. Hangsen looks forward to in-depth exchanges with industry experts to explore and share the latest technologies and industry trends.

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