InterTabac 2025 Insights|Nicotine Pouches Reach 70mg/g, Cotton-Pad Oral Products Also on Display

Sep.23.2025
InterTabac 2025 Insights|Nicotine Pouches Reach 70mg/g, Cotton-Pad Oral Products Also on Display
GARANT Nicotine Pouches at Inter Tabac 2025 At the Inter Tabac 2025 exhibition, GARANT showcased its new nicotine pouch line. According to on-site observations by 2Firsts, the brand unveiled nicotine pouches with concentrations up to 70mg/g, as well as mini pouches with a capacity of 35 per tin. The products featured a unique, square, cotton-pad shape.

2Firsts, Dortmund, Germany, September 23, 2025 -At the Inter Tabac 2025 exhibition in Dortmund, Germany, the nicotine pouch brand GARANT showcased its new product lineup.

 

According to on-site observations by 2Firsts, GARANT displayed products with a wide range of nicotine strengths, from 11mg/g up to a high of 70mg/g. This stands out, as some other brands at the show only offered a maximum concentration of 11mg/g. Each tin contains 27 pouches.

 

GARANT also introduced a mini version of its nicotine pouches, with concentrations ranging from 4mg/g to 35mg/g. The mini tins hold 35 pouches each.
 

InterTabac 2025 Insights|Nicotine Pouches Reach 70mg/g, Cotton-Pad Oral Products Also on Display
GARANT exhibits | Image source: 2Firsts

 

In addition to the standard round tins, GARANT also showcased its square, cotton-pad shaped products. Furthermore, bag packaging is available as an option for consumers.
 

InterTabac 2025 Insights|Nicotine Pouches Reach 70mg/g, Cotton-Pad Oral Products Also on Display
GARANT Exhibition Items | Image source: 2Firsts

 

2Firsts has learned that in addition to its independent brand GARANT, the manufacturer also offers OEM services for nicotine pouches.
 

InterTabac 2025 Insights|Nicotine Pouches Reach 70mg/g, Cotton-Pad Oral Products Also on Display
GARANT exhibit items | Image source: 2Firsts

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