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Summary: E-cigarette sales in the United States increased by 50% between 2020 and 2022.
Key point: In the first half of 2023, the Russian government lost more than 46 billion rubles (US$481.33 million) in tax revenue due to the illicit cigarette trade.
Key point: Philip Morris South Africa (PMSA) said South Africa's Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Control Bill is unreasonable.
Key point: Philip Morris Korea is recruiting participants for an 'IQOS campaign' to share real user stories and encourage adult smokers to choose better alternatives.
Key point: A friend long based in Southeast Asia recently drew attention with repeated complaints in industry chat groups. In the WeChat records he shared, despite all kinds of reminders and pressure, the shipment was still delayed.
Key point: Suriname has banned the sale of all e-cigarette products, becoming one of eight South American countries that prohibit sales of next-generation tobacco products.
Key point: Recently, the chairman of the Tobacco Authority of Thailand said all parties should address the spread of illegal e-cigarettes by legalizing them. At present, all e-cigarettes in Thailand are illegal and untaxed.
Key point: Many companies have identified strong opportunities in Germany, but the core lies in capturing channel opportunities. Of 100 factories expanding overseas, around 60 may say Germany is promising.
Key point: According to statistics, the taxable value of these e-cigarettes reached 30.5 billion Paraguayan guaranies, equivalent to about RMB 30.58 million.
Key point: The smuggled e-cigarettes had no invoices. A total of 120 units were seized, valued at about 100,000 Turkish lira.
Key point: In recent years, e-cigarette sales in Switzerland have continued to grow, with 10 million e-cigarette products imported in 2022. As the market expands, the environmental impact of discarded e-cigarettes has become a growing concern.
Key point: Senior Indian lawmaker Rajeev Gowda said India should seriously revisit its tobacco laws and regulations on e-cigarettes and heated tobacco, as the health ministry's ban on e-cigarettes has missed an important public health opportunity.