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Japan Tobacco today (May 27) launched its next-generation heated tobacco device, Ploom AURA, in Japan. The device will first be available at Ploom stores and the CLUB JT online shop. At the same time, Japan Tobacco will also introduce its exclusive premiu
According to The Star, all local authorities in Selangor, Malaysia, have been instructed to immediately seize and confiscate advertisements related to vaping products in the state. State Public Health and Environment Committee chairman Jamaliah Jamaluddin
Poland’s lower house of parliament backed a comprehensive ban on the sale of e-cigarettes and nicotine pouches to minors, including disposable and reusable e-cigarettes, regardless of nicotine content. At yesterday’s (May 21) session, 417 lawmakers voted
Under a new proposal released by the Ministry of Health on Wednesday (March 12), the minimum age to buy cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and other nicotine products in the Netherlands could be raised from 18 to 21. The cabinet is also considering higher fines fo
Wu Chao-chun, director-general of Taiwan, China’s Health Promotion Administration (HPA), said on Friday that after two years of preparation, a decision on approving heated tobacco products could come as early as next month. Eleven tobacco manufacturers su
Malaysia’s Control of Smoking Products for Public Health Act 2024 has been implemented in stages since it was first introduced last October, setting out what is and is not allowed in the sale and use of tobacco and nicotine products. The next phase will t
The Trump administration has withdrawn plans to ban menthol cigarettes in the United States, dealing a setback to health regulators and anti-tobacco campaigners. In April 2022, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration proposed banning flavored cigars and men
Tommaso Di Giovanni, vice president for international communications and engagement at Philip Morris International (PMI), said the company has found success in Egypt with its IQOS heated tobacco products and is seeking to expand the market to other smoke-
According to VnExpress, Vietnam will ban vaping next year. On November 30, the National Assembly approved a measure to prohibit the production, sale, import, storage, transport and use of e-cigarettes starting in 2025. Earlier, Health Minister Dao Hong La
According to Radio New Zealand, after the country's new battery law took effect, Philip Morris International removed its IQOS heated tobacco devices from store shelves. The new law requires vaping devices to have removable batteries. In New Zealand, heat-
According to a new report from Research and Markets, cigarette sales declined across Western Europe in 2023, but overall regional volumes edged up slightly due to strong growth in Turkey, driven by reduced illicit trade and a rising smoking population. Sa
According to Tagesschau, Japan Tobacco International will invest about €30 million in its facility in Trier, Germany. The company plans to build a new plant to manufacture components for heated tobacco sticks. JTI said these components will be produced in