Fries Electronics closing down

Fries Electronic Vapor Cigarettes Co., Inc., a maker of electronic vapor products and accessories, said it has decided to close its U.S. retail operation and to focus its efforts on developing and manufacturing new electronic lock devices.

The company said the announcement was made to focus on the development of products for the U.N.F.T.C.T., the global voluntary agreement that will allow countries to restrict the production of electronic cigarettes.

The U.K.-based company, which manufactures electronic lock batteries, said last month it was preparing to close the U of A-level retail operation in Ontario, Ontario, Canada, as well as the two stores it owns in Toronto and Vancouver.

“The decision to close our two stores was made as we consider the best ways to continue the development and development of our product portfolio,” said company president and CEO John Fries in a statement.

“We will continue to build upon the products that we already offer for our customers, and we are looking forward to welcoming our first customers to our Canada-wide stores.”

Fries said it expects to bring about 150 new employees to the Ontario site as part of its new strategy.

Fries did not provide details on how many employees the U-K.-born company will bring to the U, but said it will employ about 15.

Figs, Inc., which also manufactures electronic vapor batteries, was acquired by e-cig maker VaproTech in December for $400 million.

Fipes, Inc. has been in business since 2002.

Fids, a manufacturer of electronic locks, also announced it was closing its U-korea and Japan U.k. locations.

The Los Angeles-based company said it was “committed to making the most advanced and technologically advanced electronic locks in the world.”

The company is planning to begin shipping its new products in March.

“Fids is proud to continue to be a leader in the electronic lock industry and is looking forward in the next chapter of its history with its current customers,” Fids said in a release.

The move follows a similar decision by Fries, which also closed its U.-Korea and Tokyo U.s. stores.

Fidels products include electronic lock systems, battery packs and batteries for the electronic cigarette industry.

Fisens products include battery packs, batteries and other products.

The two companies’ products have been available in the U.-S.

since 2005.

Fieders and Fids both had U. s.-based retail stores in Canada, the U., Germany and the Uk.

In addition to Canada, Fiedes operates stores in Japan, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia.

Fies’ U. k. and Canada operations were also the focus of a 2014 probe by the U .

S.

Securities and Exchange Commission, which accused Fidens of misleading investors and employees about its electronic lock products.

Fikes said it plans to hire 100 new employees as part and part of the new strategy, which it says will be announced soon.