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On May 2, Marlboro launched two new original-flavor IQOS tobacco sticks in Japan, expanding its local lineup even further.
IQOS is releasing a new NIGO collaboration in Japan, THE CAMO COLLECTION, with accessories priced from 3,980 to 19,980 yen and official sales starting in early April.
After an IQOS heating blade repair, some users get less smoke output, overheating, or a burnt taste. Vapeos can now fix this and even increase smoke output to your preference without replacing parts.
Yunnan China Tobacco has signed a distribution agreement to begin trial sales of its MC heated tobacco sticks in Korea, marking the brand’s entry into the Korean market.
FIIT launched new capsule flavors in Korea on April 4, including Hami melon mint and almond original.
The limited pink IQOS 3 is set to launch in Korea and Japan this April. It was previously released in very limited quantities in Japan, so early market prices are expected to be high.
Korean FIIT will launch a new almond flavor on April 4.
Henan Tobacco has announced the bid evaluation results for its R&D project for a new heated tobacco device.
A candy-colored IQOS edition was released in Russia in late March, bringing a fresh summer-inspired look.
From March 1, IQOS duty-free stores at Japanese airports began adding a 200-yen tobacco tax to Marlboro products.
Korea’s lil device became popular quickly, but some users report a design flaw: the plastic near the top may deform over time because the cylindrical heating pin reaches very high temperatures.