Nicotine pouches are becoming a more common part of smoking quit attempts in Great Britain, although their effectiveness as a cessation aid remains uncertain. A new University College London study,
Artificial intelligence is changing how people find information about nicotine products. When an adult smoker asks an AI assistant about nicotine pouches, the answer may include specific brands, product comparisons
Speaker: Dr Sydney Hiller, Inter-Scientific As Europe considers further regulation of nicotine pouches, the experience of the United States offers important lessons about balancing product oversight with an effective and
Speaker: Andrius Miškelevičius, UAB Global Snus Lithuania presents an unusual example of Europe’s fragmented nicotine pouch regulations. While domestic sales are prohibited, companies such as UAB Global Snus can manufacture
Speakers: Tim Phillips and Eva | Tobacco Intelligence Europe’s fragmented approach to nicotine pouch regulation is creating significant challenges for market oversight, with restrictions and differences in taxation contributing to
GINN Webinar Insights | 29 October 2026 Europe’s nicotine pouch market is expanding rapidly, but national differences in regulation are creating significant challenges for enforcement, manufacturers and consumers. Restrictions on
The European Union’s negotiations over tobacco and nicotine taxation have entered an important stage, with a new Council Presidency compromise proposing phased minimum excise duties for nicotine pouches and other
The relationship between declining cigarette smoking and the growing use of non-combustible nicotine products is becoming an important consideration for tobacco-control policy. While countries such as Sweden, Japan and the
The UK’s consultation on the packaging, appearance and retail display of tobacco, vaping and nicotine products closed on 2 October 2026, marking another stage in the implementation of the Tobacco
As nicotine pouches become more widely available, attention is increasingly turning to the ingredients used in these products and how they behave during use. While the absence of tobacco combustion
Can product standards, transparent registration and effective enforcement protect young people while preserving a regulated market for adults? Europe’s approach to nicotine-pouch regulation is entering an important period of debate.
The UK’s regulatory framework for nicotine products will enter a significant new phase on 29 October 2026, when provisions of the Tobacco and Vapes Act 2026 covering age of sale,