Export Vapes From China Reached 936 Million USD in August

According to the latest data released by the General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China, the export trade volume of vape products in China was 936 million US dollars in August 2025, an increase of 5.27% compared to July’s 889 million US dollars. Higher than the same period in 2024 of 898 million US dollars, a year-on-year increase of 4.25%. It is worth noting that the export value of the top 10 countries accounted for 80.63% of the total export value, an increase from 78.90% in July.

Among them, the United States maintained its first place with $383 million; The UK ranks second with $117 million, while Germany ranks third with $49 million. Japan rose to fourth place, Russia and Malaysia saw significant pullbacks, while the United Arab Emirates and Canada slightly strengthened. The proportion of the top 10 countries in the total export value has risen to 80.63%.

Overall Analysis

1. Strong pull from the United States: In August, the United States contributed a net increase of $122 million compared to July, with a growth rate of+46.49%, driving the overall quarter on quarter growth rate to+5.27% and pushing the market share to 40.92%.
2. UK high-level correction: MoM -32.23%, but YoY+28.14%, remaining stable in second place.
3. European differentiation: Germany vape has experienced a slight decline compared to the previous period and a negative year-on-year trend; Russia has experienced significant declines both month on month and year-on-year.
4. Asian highlights: Japan jumped to fourth place with a month on month increase of 51.80% and a year-on-year increase of 200.80%; South Korea remained unchanged on a month on month basis, with a slight increase and a year-on-year decline.
5. Middle East and transit links: UAE maintains stable month on month growth and year-on-year growth; Malaysia has experienced a temporary correction.
6. Concentration has increased: the coverage rate of the top 10 is 80.63% (up from 78.90% in July), and the dominant effect of the top market on monthly fluctuations has strengthened.