According to the firm, Gene Tree heralds an era of "powder-free" atomization.
The European vapor advocate is protesting a planned increase of vapor taxes in Italy.
Insights from consumers on the Pulze device will help inform the potential for further launches.
The company is responding to concerns about high levels of nitrosamines.
The rejections include products from prominent players such as Turning Point and Avail.
Companies find themselves torn between their obligations to the law and to the safety of users.
The presentations focus on the Office of Small Business Assistance and warning letters.
The company says it will continue its dialogue with the agency.
The product offers ‘a bold burst of flavor’ and ‘a refreshing kick’ according to V&YOU.
TPSAC Members will serve for overlapping terms of up to four years.
The new name more accurately serves the corporate vision, according to CEO Ryan Selby.
The deal advances PMI’s goal of becoming a majority smoke-free business by 2025.
The company has acquired or received valid acceptances for 74.77 percent shares in Vectura.
The award recognizes CIOs who have demonstrated excellence in various areas.
The company wants to completely exit combustible tobacco products.
The FDA mischaracterized the Artic (Menthol) Bidi Stick as a flavored product, says firm.
What industry scientists wish they could say to public health researchers about their work.
Building on a formidable heritage, Republic Brands is keen to capitalize on the latest trends.
Making tobacco harm reduction a reality has never been more important.
How sensibly will modern oral nicotine products be regulated in the future?
The future of tobacco machinery in a rapidly changing market for nicotine products
The FDA’s review process of PMTA applications won’t be completed by the Sept. 9 deadline.
Even in challenging times, filter and tow suppliers find new opportunities in innovative nicotine products.
The 2021 GTNF would have been impossible without the support of these generous sponsors.
Ukraine’s anti-monopoly committee tries to break up a cartel it helped create.
Demeetra AgBio offers tobacco companies a new tool to reduce nicotine levels.
In Tobacco Reporter’s September 2021 issue, Clive Bates explores sustainability, strategy and survival in the tobacco market as the industry prepares for the GTNF on Sept. 21-23. As it tuns out, there’s a lot more to sustainability than corporate social responsibility.
BAT’s director of scientific research, David O’Reilly, explains why making tobacco harm reduction a reality is more important than ever, and Cheryl Olsen reveals what industry scientists wish they could say to physicians and public health researchers about their work.
George Gay details the recent rebranding of Republic Brands and Stefanie Rossel takes the industry’s pulse as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration nears its deadline to decide on millions of tobacco marketing applications.
Also in this issues: updates on the markets for tobacco machinery and filters.
A regular contributor to Tobacco Reporter, Clive Bates is the director of Counterfactual Consulting and the former director of Action on Smoking and Health (U.K.).
In this section, we present a selection of his articles.
The World Health Organization and tobacco policy: a seven-point reform agenda
Why public health campaigners remain so vehemently opposed to vapor products.
Our contributor Clive Bates challenges the governing idea of tobacco control
It is time to confront the fundamental confusion about the public health aims for tobacco and nicotine policy.
According to the firm, Gene Tree heralds an era of “powder-free” atomization.
The product offers ‘a bold burst of flavor’ and ‘a refreshing kick’ according to V&YOU.
The product is the first global device jointly developed by JT and JTI.
The new machine will produce ultra-clear and heat-resistance films
The technology allows for an ashless experience, according to the manufacturer
The recognition boosts the Swedish paper manufacturer’s environmental credentials.
Companies find themselves torn between their obligations to the law and to the safety of users.
New public health experts’ paper offers an unprecedented endorsement of vaping.
Common causes and how to prepare for them
Ukraine’s anti-monopoly committee tries to break up a cartel it helped create.
The legendary Rizla brand gets a makeover.
Demeetra AgBio offers tobacco companies a new tool to reduce nicotine levels.
James Murphy discusses the challenges and opportunities for tobacco harm reduction.
KT&G continues to invest in its HnB segment while retaining its lead in traditional cigarettes.
Massive growth in Japan’s THP market has helped push cigarette sales to historic lows.
ATD’s unique pedigree allows gives it a leg up in tackling the challenges of cigar manufacturing.
Emerging from the pandemic, the leaf tobacco industry has once again proven its mettle.
The Global Forum on Nicotine debates harm reduction in Liverpool and online.
Making tobacco harm reduction a reality has never been more important.
The goal is to capture more value and increase household incomes.
Health campaigners may return to court to force the removal of unauthorized products by FDA.
The rejections include products from prominent players such as Turning Point and Avail.
What industry scientists wish they could say to public health researchers about their work.
The company continues to implement policies focusing on diversity and inclusion.
The FDA responds to a Texas court order in the wake of industry litigation.
A recognized expert in her field, Hesse will help expand Enthalpy’s leadership.
But the shortage of semiconductors may restrain the expansion of IQOS.
The FDA mischaracterized the Artic (Menthol) Bidi Stick as a flavored product, says firm.
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