SALT Biggie Launch at InterTabac 2026 in Dortmund

Highlights from InterTabac 2026: Three Days, Countless Connections

Three intense days, countless meaningful conversations, and one standout reveal defined our presence at InterTabac | NUBIZ | InterSupply in Dortmund.

Throughout the expo, we showcased the evolving SALT portfolio, presenting both our established product lines and diverse flavour formats alongside forward-thinking hardware engineered specifically for changing consumer preferences and shifting regulatory landscapes across Europe.

Spotlight on Innovation: Introducing SALT Biggie

The centerpiece of our showcase was the official launch of SALT Biggie — an innovative, compact refillable device engineered for performance, compliance, and sustainability.

Key technical specifications and features include:

• TPD-Compliant 2+10 ml System: Seamless integration where a standard 10 ml e-liquid bottle connects directly to the device via an intuitive twist-to-refill mechanism.

  
  

• Detachable 900 mAh Battery: Built for longevity and responsibility; the power unit can be detached, replaced, and recycled independently to minimize environmental impact.

  
  

• Leak-Resistant Engineering: Precision internal airflow and sealing designed for clean, reliable everyday use without mess.

  
  

Expanding Horizons: Market Feedback and Global Partnerships

Across all three days, our sales and technical teams maintained a packed schedule of live demonstrations, B2B meetings, and deep-dive product walkthroughs.

Engaging directly with international partners gave us actionable insights into distinct market demands, resulting in a substantial roster of promising new leads and strategic distribution opportunities.

The Next Chapter Begins

A sincere thank you goes out to every client, distributor, and industry colleague who took the time to visit our stand, test the new hardware, and meet our team.

While InterTabac 2026 has concluded, the strategic collaborations and conversations sparked in Dortmund are only just getting started.