Global Nicotine Pouch Market Predicted to Reach $11.27 Billion by 2028

Feb.27.2023
Global Nicotine Pouch Market Predicted to Reach $11.27 Billion by 2028
Global nicotine pouch market to reach $1.127 billion in 2028, with a projected CAGR of 33.57% from 2022, per Globenewswire report.

On February 27, information research company globenewswire released a report stating that the global nicotine pouch market is expected to reach $1.98 billion in size by 2022, and is forecast to have a compound annual growth rate of 33.57% during the projection period, reaching $11.27 billion by 2028.


According to a report, the major players in the global nicotine pouch market are Swedish Match, Swedish Match, Rogue, Imperial Tobacco, Altria (Helix Innovations LLC) and BAT (Velo, LYFT).


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The market for nicotine pouches is expected to reach new heights by 2023.


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