FEELM Commits to Net-zero Carbon Emissions By 2050

SMOORE's main atomization technology brand, FEELM, presented its "Race to Zero" goal and route to carbon neutrality today. The proposal advances FEELM's goals of achieving net-zero carbon emissions in direct production and indirect purchased energy by 2050. (scope 1&2).

Meanwhile, FEELM has pledged that renewable energies would account for 30% of overall energy consumption by 2030.

FEELM, one of China's first atomization tech brands to commit to carbon neutrality, pledges to achieve net zero in the full supply chain and lifetime of its products by developing sustainable products, improving energy efficiency with automated production, assisting the supply chain in decarbonization, and increasing renewable energies and eco-friendly materials.

FEELM plays a crucial position in the worldwide vaping supply chain as the world's largest closed vape system solution provider. On the one hand, it provides quality product experiences to millions of worldwide consumers through partnerships with vape brands all over the world; on the other side, FEELM has been pioneering a sustainable supply chain revolution.

FEELM has been a pioneer in the field of sustainability and green product development, which is moving the industry toward carbon neutrality. FEELM has created the FUTURE line of solutions, which feature recyclability, disassemblability, biodegradability, and minimalist design to provide zero-carbon technologies to global consumers.

FEELM has already pioneered a lot of green vaping solutions since 2019. For example, it earned the iF Design Award 2020 for a disposable paper e-cigarette constructed of spiral composite paper tube, which improves the degradability rate to roughly 76 percent of the overall volume when compared to standard vaping goods made of plastic.

In addition, FEELM will debut another non-nicotine disposable e-cigarette at Vaper Expo UK 2022 in late May. The Red Dot Award for Product Design 2022 was given to this product. Aluminum foil is used for its exterior structure, which is recyclable and reusable. It resembles a paper foil pouch and doubles as a packaging bag, resulting in less packaging waste.