But the country is simultaneously exploring tobacco alternatives.
The share is up from just 2 percent in 2011 in the Latin American country.
It remains unclear whether the FDA will withdraw more marketing denials.
Panelists will challenge and scrutinize the WHO’s anti-vaping stance during the event.
But consumption of e-cigarettes and tobacco-heating products will remain legal.
An amendment to the health and care bill also foresees a new levy on tobacco profits.
TruAge make it easy to accurately verify a customer age while preventing ID theft.
Progress has been especially slow in poor countries with less democracy, says a new study.
The U.S. Postal Service’s rule extends to both nicotine and cannabis vapor products.
An updated version should consider the changes in the nicotine market since 2001.
The firm aims to support clients through their whole ‘product life cycle journey.’
Performance was driven by sales of IQOS and share gains for combustible products.
The company is also exploring the potential for reduced-risk products in Egypt.
100 experts are asking the health body to include harm reduction in its deliberations.
But Nicotine & Tobacco Research will not consider industry submissions.
The company claims the FDA retroactively changed the requirements for applications.
The paper sector is coping with rising costs for raw materials, energy and transportation.
A recent landmark article offers a rare balanced look at vaping in the U.S.
The European Shisha Community Alliance’s Ruth Gunning discusses the challenges facing shisha.
The Philippines is rebuffing outside forces seeking to derail its tobacco harm reduction policies.
A transformation akin to that in the oil, automotive and meat industries is also taking place in tobacco.
Reconstituted tobacco producers explore new opportunities while reducing their carbon footprint.
Machinery makers help customers develop competitive products while controlling costs.
Companies find themselves torn between their obligations to the law and to the safety of users.
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.
Tobacco Reporter’s October 2021 examines at the aftermath of Sept. 9, the day on which the Food and Drug Administration ordered the removal of hundreds of thousands electronic nicotine delivery systems from the U.S. market. What are the industry’s options in the wake of that development, and what about the bestselling products still under review?
Cheryl Olsen highlights a landmark article by nicotine experts that provides a rare balanced look a vaping in the U.S. George Gay evaluates the outlook for tobacco machinery and reconstituted tobacco in a rapidly changing environment and Stefanie Rossel takes a look at the Philippines, which has courageously rejected attempts by well-funded special interested groups to influence its tobacco-control policies.
Also in this issue: The trials and tribulations of the global paper industry, which has been wrestling with rapidly rising cost for raw materials, energy and transportation.
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 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.
The firm expects to benefit from PMI’s intention to stop selling cigarettes in that market.
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.
It could be some time before the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issues marketing orders for flavored vapor products.
Derek Yach urges governments to ‘follow the science.’
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.
The EU continues to view harm reduction with suspicion.
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?
New public health experts’ paper offers an unprecedented endorsement of vaping.
An updated version should consider the changes in the nicotine market since 2001.
But the country is simultaneously exploring tobacco alternatives.
The company claims the FDA retroactively changed the requirements for applications.
Altria discontinued its Verven oral tobacco product three years ago.
The examined liquids contained compounds typically associated with combustion, according to Johns Hopkins researchers.
The company says it puts sustainability at the front and center of its operations
Delays have had a high cost to public health, say researchers.
The candidate’s experience includes regulation of tobacco and medical products.
Performance was driven by sales of IQOS and share gains for combustible products.
A new study suggests mentholated cigarettes contribute to health disparities.
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