Smoke-free e-vapor shipment volume growth measures year-over-year change in e-vapor shipment volume using Philip Morris International's equivalent-unit convention.
PMI reported 55.1% growth in e-vapor shipment volume for the second quarter of 2026, to 1.3B equivalent units from 0.9B a year earlier.
Equivalent units standardize across liquid volume
PMI converts one milliliter of e-vapor liquid into 10 equivalent units for shipment reporting.
That convention supports portfolio comparison inside PMI but is not a standardized industry unit.
Shipment growth is not consumer offtake
Shipments can move differently from end-market demand because distributor and trade inventory can change.
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Primary source: Philip Morris International Q2 2026 Form 10-Q.
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