A Swedish Match share buy-back program launched yesterday is due to run until July 21.Read More
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When it comes to snus and that product’s potential to massively reduce the harm caused by tobacco use, most authorities around the world have their heads in the sand.Read More
A new study has ‘dismissed’ what was the last remaining risk alert in respect of Swedish snus, which can now take its place alongside nicotine gum and patches on the risk continuum.Read More
Swedish Match enjoyed a six percent increase in sales – three percent calculated in local currencies – during its first quarter of 2017.Read More
Snus is banned in the EU outside of Sweden where this product has been largely credited with reducing the incidence of smoking among one group of men to five percent.Read More
E-cigarettes and e-liquids that contain nicotine are medical devices rather than consumer products and therefore require licensing, a Swedish appeals court has ruled. In a previous case from July 2014, Sweden’s medical products agency convinced Read More