The technology represents the world’s first inhalable nicotine-replacement therapy, according to its manufacturer.
The plaintiffs that brought forward the PMTA deadline ask the judge to reopen the case.
The co-op has agreed to suspend a hearing on its proposed reorganization plan.
Seventy percent of MEPs with ‘some knowledge’ consider e-cigarette less harmful.
The Biden administration lets stand a ruling that IQOS infringes on BAT patents.
Misperceptions hinder progress in fight against illness, argues Consumer Choice Center.
The firm aims to strengthen governance and better address the changing business context.
Delivery rates peak at eight and 30 minutes, compared with 45 minutes for a generic product.
Hours of presentations by international experts are now available to the public.
Measures include stiffer penalties and accountability for property managers.
Pan Jiahua is suspected of taking bribes and abusing his power.
While some fear government regulation, others welcome the regulatory clarity.
Figures reveal more than a dozen Brits have been sacked for vaping in the workplace.
The measure is part of the government’s commitment to become smoke-free by 2025.
António Abrunhosa retires after 23 years at the helm of the tobacco growers’ group.
Dutch survey suggests some smokers would quit only at a price of €60 per pack.
Brexit allows the U.K. to pursue its progressive harm reduction approach.
Uncertainty lingers as the FDA decides the fate of the remaining marketing applications.
A new report urges the World Health Organization to embrace safer nicotine products.
SWM has introduced a new gumming technology to protect brands against counterfeiting.
MedDRA helps evaluators describe the health effects of tobacco products in consistent terms.
India’s crackdown on smokeless should be complemented by a more coherent THR strategy.
In trying to engineer consumer choices, COP9 delegates persist in their Luddite approach.
Uncertainty persists even as the FDA approves an ENDS product for marketing.
Tobacco Reporter’s December 2021 issue highlights synthetic nicotine, which has gained popularity among U.S. e-cigarette manufacturers as the Food and Drug Administration buried the vapor business in marketing denial orders. Is synthetic nicotine a legitimate alternative to the naturally derived variety, or does it represent a loophole? Cheryl Olsen and Willie McKinney share their thoughts on the controversy.
George Gay reflects on the recently concluded ninth Conference of the Parties to the World Health Organization’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and Clive Bates describes the two camps in tobacco control—transformers and abolitionists.
Also in this issue: a look at the Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities, which helps evaluators describe the health effects of tobacco products in consistent terms, and a report on India’ notoriously harmful indigenous smokeless tobacco products.
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.
The introduction is accompanied by an elaborate marketing campaign.
The filter manufacturer’s new product is plastic-free and 100 percent biodegradable.
The product features a striking design and multiple advanced technologies.
The product features longer battery life, laser-cut mesh coil pods and robust flavor.
SyNic is free of TSNAs, toxins, carcinogens and harsh taste, the life sciences firm says.
The device features a more consistent vapor experience and anti-counterfeit technology.
Zimbabwe wants its tobacco sector to capture more value.
The Middle East lags behind other regions in terms of tobacco harm reduction.
Cigars have been selling steadily at this Costa Rica shop through the pandemic.
Our coverage of the ninth Conference of the Parties to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
The striking differences between this month’s UN climate gathering and the FCTC COP9.
Uncertainty persists even as the FDA approves an ENDS product for marketing.
GTNF delegates discuss the industry’s outlook at a time of unprecedented changes.
When scientists work for a tobacco company
Hall Analytical is investing in reduced-risk product analysis to meet growing demand driven.
The U.K. vaping industry sounds the alarm over noncompliant products.
It could be some time before the FDA issues marketing orders for flavored vapor products.
Derek Yach urges governments to ‘follow the science.’
A new report urges the World Health Organization to embrace safer nicotine products.
Local industry representatives say they are ready to boost production.
The plaintiffs that brought forward the PMTA deadline ask the judge to reopen the case.
The plaintiffs that brought forward the PMTA deadline ask the judge to reopen the case.
When scientists work for a tobacco company
In addition to promoting education, the Brazilian group offers apprenticeships.
Textual and pictorial labels must cover 55 percent of each tobacco product pack.
António Abrunhosa retires after 23 years at the helm of the tobacco growers’ group.
The co-op has agreed to suspend a hearing on its proposed reorganization plan.
Uncertainty lingers as the FDA decides the fate of the remaining marketing applications.
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