The downtrend is likely driven by growing health awareness and stricter anti-tobacco policies. Read More
The news comes as the heat-not-burn category appears to be running out of steam in South Korea. Read More
With borders closed due to Covid-19, the kingdom, which normally restricts tobacco sales, wants to offer consumers a legal alternative. Read More
Consumers buy more traditional cigarettes and fewer next-generation products, such as tobacco-heating devices and e-cigarettes. Read More
The drop in e-cigarette sales follows more regulation on the products from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Read More
The new legislation, extends the definition of tobacco products to include all nicotine products, such as e-cigarettes and heated-tobacco products. Read More
South Korean smokers are turning out to be more brand loyal than their car driving and beer drinking compatriots.Read More
Sales of conventional cigarettes and vapor products are down, however. Read More
South Korea and Japan, the world’s leading HNB markets, have different views on the technology’s potential. Read More
Critics cite inappropriate corporate involvement in shaping tobacco regulations.Read More
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