The World Health Organization has a new leader and Japan Tobacco International is calling for him to change the agency's direction by moving it away from its ideology-driven past. Read More
A suggestion has been made that the tobacco industry should shut up shop because its activities are not in accord with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.Read More
News of Philip Morris International’s test-marketing of new generation e-vapor technology is carried in the company’s latest issue of its Scientific Update for Smoke-Free Products.Read More
The UK’s future, post-Brexit government is being urged to set about changing some aspects of the vaping-product regulations introduced on Saturday as part of a new EU directive.Read More
Philip Morris New Zealand believes that action taken against its heat not burn product by the Ministry of Health demonstrates that existing regulations do not fit well with new technology.Read More
The new head of the US’ Food and Drug Administration has suggested that harm reduction should be explored in the case where smokers were unable or unwilling to quit smoking.Read More
As expected, Philip Morris Korea is to launch iQOS in South Korea. It is due to go on sale in Seoul on June 5 before being rolled out to the rest of the country later this Read More
A decision to invest €300 million in its Greek plant is paying off for Philip Morris International while helping to boost the country’s struggling economy.Read More
A new factory in Malaysia is licensed to produce vapor devices and nicotine-free e-liquids, which hopefully it will be able to sell on the local market.Read More
The importance of the role of electronic cigarettes in substituting for traditional tobacco cigarettes means that the former should not be subjected to excise tax.Read More
