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According to Yonhap, BAT Korea said it plans to launch a new glo pro heated tobacco device in the Korean market to meet demand from adult consumers.
Five people were arrested in Chengdu in a 3.12 million yuan illegal business case involving heated tobacco sticks, as enforcement against heated tobacco products continues.
During Christmas and New Year, buying IQOS 3.0 DUO at official IQOS stores in Japan gets you a 2,000-yen discount. Convenience stores don’t have this promotion. It’s a winter sale perfect for the holiday season.
Marlboro Lemon Menthol first opened for online reservation in Japan and later went on general sale from June 2 at IQOS stores and 7-Eleven, expanding the lineup to nine flavors.
JTI has sold its 2.1% stake in KT&G, ending a 10-year strategic partnership. The sale involved 2,864,094 shares and was reportedly arranged through a block trade by Citigroup Global Markets.
Since GLO launched in 2017, BAT has expanded its heated tobacco lineup in Japan with the Glo Pro, Glo Sense, and Glo Nano. The compact Glo Nano retails for 3,980 yen, and the tobacco sticks are cross-compatible.
As LIL devices grow more popular, high-copy fakes have appeared. The exterior and packaging can look identical, so this comparison focuses on the motherboard, where the fake clearly has fewer components.
After launching LIL and FIIT tobacco sticks in South Korea, KT&G has reached a 35% market share. To boost sales, it has completely refreshed the packaging and store design.
Philip Morris Japan has released a new gradient purple color for the IQOS 3.0 DUO. The packaging suggests it may be a limited edition, with stock expected to arrive soon.
PMI has launched the IQOS 3 DUO Racing Limited Edition at Kansai International Airport in Japan. This heated tobacco special edition celebrates the excitement of motorsport and will also appear in Dubai duty-free.
Rumors suggest heated tobacco products may formally enter China’s tobacco monopoly system, with pilot launches possibly led by provincial tobacco companies.
According to Portuguese media, JTI will launch Logic vaping devices in Portugal on November 4. By year-end, sales will reach 1,000 points, then expand to 4,000 in the next phase.