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IQOS has submitted a price hike request ahead of Japan’s October tax increase. Marlboro tobacco sticks are expected to rise by about RMB 25 per carton.
Following Japan's tax increase from October 1, Marlboro heated tobacco products are expected to rise from 460 yen to 500 yen per pack.
A fake single-holder version inspired by the IQOS Ferrari Edition has reportedly appeared on the market. The genuine Ferrari collaboration featured a black and graphite gray design with bright red accents.
Disposable vape pod trial products are still less common to the author than rechargeable USB pod kits. These compact devices are often used for promotions, first-time sampling, or introducing family to vaping.
Industry insiders say Philip Morris International may have registered the term heated tobacco as a trademark, sparking debate because it is widely seen as a category name rather than a product name.
IQOS quickly became a hit in Japan, attracting smokers and even non-smokers buying it as gifts. This article looks at whether heated tobacco products are truly innovative or just a repackaged old idea.
Philip Morris International has sued BAT, alleging infringement of IQOS-related rights and seeking ¥100 million in damages, as heated tobacco competition and litigation continue to intensify globally.
Guangdong Tobacco has launched its first heated tobacco products overseas in Laos. The new products, MU+ and ING, mark the company’s official entry into the international heated tobacco market.
IQOS has filed with the Ministry of Finance and is expected to raise prices in step with October’s tax hike. Tobacco sticks may rise from 460 to 500 yen per pack.
Leaked photos suggest the 4th generation IQOS may launch before year-end. The holder appears more rounded, with a V-shaped charger design and updated color options compared with earlier generations.
KT&G has updated the packaging for FIIT tobacco sticks in South Korea. If you buy the new version there, don't mistake it for a fake.
Following Sichuan China Tobacco and Yunnan China Tobacco, Hubei China Tobacco has also launched its own heated tobacco sticks under the COO brand.