Supreme has shrugged off the impact of last year’s disposable vaping ban and said it was “well prepared” for further upcoming changes that will see the UK’s first vaping duty.
The group, which also owns consumer brands such as SlimFast and Typhoo Tea, said vaping revenues grew 15% to £148.1 million in the year to March 31, despite the ban coming into effect on June 1 last year in what it said marked the “most significant regulatory event in our industry’s recent history”.