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Reporting contributed by Kiran Sidhu “There is definitely an opportunity to foster collaboration among all the different stakeholders in the industry, from the manufacturers and independent research companies, to build an evidence-based toolkit that can be utilised when facing regulators,” said Monica Andrade De Orbe. De Orbe was hosting a panel titled, ‘Making…
Reporting contributed by Kiran Sidhu “For those in the pouch industry, the harm reduction benefit of choosing a non-combustible nicotine product is irrefutably evident,” Joel Rubenstein told the audience. However, he said, step outside and the environment is hostile to this evidence-based fact. Rubenstein, an independent commercial consultant, was speaking at InterTabac, an…
Reporting contributed by Kiran Sidhu Key players in the nicotine pouch industry gathered at InterTabac’s PouchXchange in Dortmund, Germany, on September 15 to discuss the rapidly changing landscape of safer nicotine products. The global market for nicotine pouches is fast evolving and showing an exponential rise in popularity. This comes as no surprise…
A recent explainer asks whether nicotine pouches are “beyond the law” in India and concludes by suggesting that the government could quickly prohibit their import and sale on health grounds. The article identifies genuine uncertainty around the treatment of tobacco-free nicotine pouches under India’s existing legislation. However, the suggestion that these products effectively occupy a…
Sweden’s unusually low smoking prevalence has long attracted international attention. Much of the discussion has focused on the country’s long history of snus use, particularly among men. But Sweden’s nicotine market is changing. Tobacco-free nicotine pouches have grown rapidly, and their uptake among women raises a new question: could a product category with broader appeal…
The evidence surrounding oral nicotine pouches has expanded rapidly. Questions that only a few years ago were being considered using a relatively small body of research can now be examined across studies covering product characteristics, nicotine delivery, toxicant exposure, patterns of use, smoking behaviour, marketing and consumer perceptions. For regulators, this expanding evidence base creates…
