Since its introduction into western markets around 2006-2007, e-cigarettes have seen a large uptake in consumer interest, with some 2.6 million British adults using the product, according to a May 2015 report by public health charity, Action on Smoking and Health (ASH)
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One of the notable changes in trend seen last year was the rise in popularity of cigarette products with less odor, largely created by the expansion of e-cigarette brands, as it raised preference among people to smoke with less smell, an official from KT&G, South Koreas tobacco giant, told The Korea Herald
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