BAT introduces two new flavors for "glo HYPER" series

Feb.24

BAT's "glo" brand launches two new "glo HYPER" pod flavors, "BoraBora Click" and "Sunkiss Click," catering to consumer demand.

According to a report by N.News on February 24th, British American Tobacco (BAT) announced on the same day that its heated tobacco brand "glo" will be launching two new products, "BoraBora Click" and "Sunkiss Click", under its "glo HYPER" series exclusive pod brand "neo".

The two new products are the first batch of products from this year's "glo" brand event "Live Life in Color". According to BAT, "BoraBora Click" is characterized by its sour-sweet taste and cool sensation, while "Sunkiss Click" is characterized by its tropical flavor and refreshing sensation.

A spokesperson for BAT stated, "These new products capture the freshness and vitality of spring. We will continue to introduce products that meet consumers' demand for new experiences.

References:

[1] BAT로스만스, '글로 하이퍼' 전용스틱 '네오' 신제품 출시

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[1] New Flavors and Limited Edition Release by glo™ Japan Co.

[2] ITMS Introduces Watermelon Click Podneo™ MIX COLLECTION in Belarus

[3] BAT Japan Launches New Glo Pod with StickSeal Technology

[4] BAT Expands Sales Channels for "Glo Hyper Pro" in Korea

[5] BAT Korea Subsidiary Launches "Neo Fresco" E-Cigarette Stick in Mint

[6] BAT Japan Introduces New Color for Glo HYPER Pro

[7] BAT Japan Glo Pro Slim and Slim Stick to Cease Sales at End of June, Recommending Glo HYPER as Alternative

[8] BAT Releases glo HYPER PRO in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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