Chinese vape companies that manufacture disposable e-cigarettes are on pace to avoid more than $2 billion in tariffs on these goods in 2025.
This tariff evasion scheme is possible because China effectively smuggles disposable vaping devices into the U.S. by mislabeling them as toys, electronics, and even shoes.
According to one recent report, over 90 percent of all Chinese vape products imported to the U.S. in 2024 were not recorded in American import data, with U.S. state attorneys general warning that widespread mislabeling is being utilized by the Chinese companies to avoid customs duties and regulations. The Chairman of the Republican…
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