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After British American Tobacco (BAT) filed a complaint, the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) announced an investigation into Altria and Philip Morris over alleged infringement of IQOS patents. In April, BAT said it would sue competitor Philip Mor
PMI has released a new summer limited color for heated tobacco in Japan: IQOS 3 DUO Ryo. The 2020 limited edition will go on sale on June 30, with a strong ocean-blue summer vibe.
On June 29, 2020 (Monday), sales will begin in limited quantities at the CLUB JT online store, Ploom stores across Japan, and some tobacco retailers. The price is 500 yen. Seasonal flavors are rarely sold in convenience stores, but this ENERGY flavor appe
According to PR Newswire, the number of patents filed by Japan Tobacco International's low-risk products more than doubled year over year. The 2019 Patent Index from the European Patent Office (EPO) in Geneva shows JTI ranked among the top 100 patent appl
Rumors suggest IQOS 4.0 may remove the blade heating method and switch to a ring-style system similar to LIL HYBRID.
KT&G will expand sales of the Lil Hybrid 2.0 heated tobacco device to cities across South Korea. The product first debuted in major cities including Seoul in February and was later extended to 37 large urban areas in April. Lim Wang-seop, head of KT&G’s n
UK smokers are reacting to the menthol cigarette ban introduced under the EU Tobacco Products Directive, which does not apply to vaping products or heated tobacco.
Japan Tobacco will launch the new Plume S 2.0 on July 2, adding the Taste Axel heating mode to improve menthol performance in its heated tobacco product lineup.
According to British American Tobacco, its latest performance report shows significant progress in the development, production, and commercialization of new tobacco products. The data indicates that the company’s potentially reduced-risk heated tobacco pr
Tea-based sticks, also described as non-tobacco heated tobacco sticks, quietly gained traction in February and March. Developed independently by private companies for use with heated tobacco devices, these products are currently outside the scope of China
BAT has filed two U.S. patent infringement claims against PMI, alleging that IQOS uses its patented heating blade technology. The company is seeking damages and an import ban on the products.