Good day everyone, this is a series on flavoring manufacturers and their history. This is the 2nd part about Capella Flavors. https://youtu.be/071ahmxwfrE [3:36]
And here is also Part.1 about FlavourArt if you are interested, https://youtu.be/GzdmXzIxnXw [3:18]
Can you do one about Inawera? It seems like that company is operating from under a rock. I like their flavors very much but their website has no information about them and it seems stuck in 2002.
You are right there is not much information about them. I think they are from Poland, I might try get in touch with them for the next video.
I had my best luck communicating with inawera through a polish speaking intermediary, fwiw. I've been using them for 3 years or so, and have ordered hundreds of liters at this point.
Nice presentation but I was actually expecting a little more information about their business, like sales figures, growth year over year, volume sold, how much is sold in bulk to businesses vs small amounts to end consumers. Maybe a correlation between business growth and the growth of the ecig industry. Who moves more product, Capella or FA? Who generates more revenue?
I don't really have a way of obtaining that information, and I don't think they would be too happy with me sharing it on youtube. Nevertheless Flavourart is a much larger company compared to them, not that capella is small. Also as I have in the video, FA people vape themselves and recognize DIY very openly, capella is not so much against it but they have fitness and nutrition in mind first so they don't go out of their way to promote that kind of use.
That FA is much bigger than CAP is news to me, I honestly thought CAP was bigger. I guess that's the kind of info I was expecting. Didn't mean to come down on your video!
I think the case is CAP is bigger in America. Due to him being overseas and exposed to a more worldwide perspective maybe the case is FA is bigger worldwide im not really sure as a whole, I always assumed CAP was more used in vaping based on they aim at wholesale with major eliquid companies in the U.S.
From what I understand I seen a video interview with a rep for CAP that took place at a vaping convention(it might've been DiY or Die) And he said one of his main roles was locking down business accounts with commercial eliquid companies.
Im pretty sure this has been on going for years, alot of the mainstream, longer established eliquid companies used Capella's almost exclusively.
At least this is the take on it from my understanding in the United States. It may vary overseas im sure.
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