The Therapeutic Goods Administration in Australia has rejected an application from Philip Morris that would have allowed the sale of heated-tobacco products.Read More
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Local tobacco farmers hope increased sales of the device will help reverse the declining demand for their leaf. Read More
Global Health Body maintains that there is no proof that heat-not-burn products are safer than cigarettes. Read More
PMI can continue to submit additional information toward a full MRTP approval.Read More
RJR's suit overlooks the fact that its own vapor products infringe on multiple PMI patents, says PMI. Read More
Philip Morris Products claims Shunbao Technology has infringed the patents of its registered design. Read More
R.J. Reynolds claims Philip Morris' tobacco-heating system violates the patents of RJR's vuse vapor device. Read More
Tobacco heating products may be even more effective in helping smokers quit than are e-cigarettes.Read More
Philip Morris International plans to invest approximately $320 million in a new high-tech facility in Dresden, Germany, to produce the tobacco units to be used with IQOS.Read More
Following the success of iQOS, PMI gets ready to launch its other reduced-risk products.Read More
