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FLER at APE
Mar.06.2023
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Russia Moves Toward Full Ban on E-Cigarettes and Vapes, With Scope Still Under Discussion
Russia’s State Commission for Countering Illegal Trafficking in Industrial Products on March 25 supported an initiative to fully ban the production, import and circulation of electronic cigarettes, vapes and refill liquids in Russia.
Mar.26
by 2FIRSTS.ai
GEEK BAR to Return to the European Market: Launches the SPARK Pod System
GEEK BAR announced its return to the European market and the release of its pod-based product, SPARK, which will begin rolling out across select European countries starting in March. SPARK features a battery-status display interface and a fast-charging battery. It offers a 1.1Ω prefilled pod (up to approximately 1,000 puffs) and a 0.8Ω refillable pod, along with multiple new flavors tailored for Europe.
Mar.04
by 2FIRSTS.ai
Breaking: Smoore Shares Fall More Than 16% Intraday in Morning Trade After Results Release, Investor Presentation
Smoore International (6969.HK) released its 2025 results on March 17 and held an investor presentation on the morning of March 18. In morning trade on March 18, the company’s shares fell more than 16% intraday, hitting a low of HK$9.94.
Mar.18
by 2FIRSTS.ai
UK Vape Distributor JM Wholesale Files Notice to Enter Administration
UK vape distributor JM Wholesale filed a notice on March 20 to enter administration. The Leicestershire-based company submitted the notice through Shakespeare Martineau, with Quantuma expected to be appointed as administrator.
Mar.23
by 2FIRSTS.ai
FDA PMTA Roundtable: Ongoing Comprehensive Coverage by 2Firsts
Feb.11
BAT faces London shareholder lawsuit over alleged disclosure failures tied to North Korea business
British American Tobacco is facing a shareholder lawsuit in London alleging it failed to properly disclose to markets information about breaches of U.S. sanctions linked to its North Korea-related business. BAT agreed in 2023 to pay more than $635 million to U.S. authorities after a subsidiary admitted conspiring to violate U.S. sanctions by selling tobacco products to North Korea and committing bank fraud from 2007 to 2017.
Mar.05
by 2FIRSTS.ai
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