Highlights from Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum 2023

Industry InsightEvents by Sophia L
Sep.27.2023
Highlights from Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum 2023
The 2023 Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum (GTNF) concluded in Seoul, South Korea, after three days of discussions.

The three-day Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum (GTNF) for the year 2023 concluded successfully in Seoul, South Korea on September 21st. The event brought together policymakers, experts, and practitioners from around the world in the tobacco industry. As a renowned media outlet and think tank in the field of vaporization technology, 2FIRSTS provided a comprehensive coverage of this forum, capturing the significance of various key moments.

 

Highlights from Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum 2023
Brian King (right), director of the FDA Tobacco Center, with personnel from 2FIRSTS | Image source: 2FIRSTS

 

In this forum, 2FIRSTS interviewed dozens of government officials, industry representatives, and harm reduction experts from countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and Saudi Arabia in the tobacco industry. Brian King, Director of the Tobacco Center at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), shared the FDA's latest policies and measures on regulating tobacco products. Tom Beaudet, CEO of an FDA testing cooperative company, expressed his insights on the role of tobacco product quality and safety, emphasizing the necessity of industry cooperation. Mark Littlewood, founder of the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) in the United Kingdom, shared the UK's experiences in nicotine policy and market regulation. All of these have provided important references and profound inspiration for the current tobacco industry and the future development of harm reduction products.

 

Highlights from Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum 2023
GTNF Group Discussion Scene | Image Source: 2FIRSTS

 

The interviews conducted by 2FIRSTS with these heavyweight guests have been widely propagated through both the Chinese and English versions of 2FIRSTS, receiving widespread praise from interviewees, forum organizers, and attendees. Additionally, these interviews have sparked significant reactions within the tobacco industry. According to statistics, during the 2023 GTNF, 2FIRSTS published over 80 related reports through its Chinese and English platforms, as well as international social media platforms. These reports have attracted significant attention and lively discussions from users across Asia, Europe, North America, and South America. Once again, this highlights the immense influence of 2FIRSTS within the global tobacco industry.

 

Highlights from Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum 2023
GTNF Tobacco Harm Reduction Session | Image Source: 2FIRSTS

 

During the 2023 Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum (GTNF), 2FIRSTS had the opportunity to interview Brian King, Director of the Center for Tobacco Products at the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This conversation has sparked significant interest within the tobacco industry, as Brian King is a key decision-maker in US tobacco policy and his insights and perspectives are highly regarded within the industry.

 

In this conversation, Brian King shared the latest policy trends of the US FDA Tobacco Center in the tobacco industry, particularly in the e-cigarette sector. He also discussed the challenges and strategies of the FDA in dealing with emerging tobacco products and technologies. Furthermore, Brian King delved into the direction of nicotine regulation in the United States and the FDA's stance towards Chinese e-cigarette manufacturers. These insights provide valuable references for tobacco professionals worldwide.

 

Documenting Opinions of World Tobacco Industry Leaders

 

The 2023 Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum (GTNF) attracted renowned representatives from the tobacco industry worldwide, including businesses, government institutions, and independent experts. During the forum, they engaged in extensive discussions and shared their experiences and insights on the regional and market-specific aspects of their respective areas.

 

For example, when it comes to future tobacco product innovation, ANDS President and Co-founder Fadi Maayta believes that if many companies truly want to innovate and look ahead, they should focus more on directions beyond nicotine. In terms of harm reduction economic research, global nicotine and tobacco investment advisor Erik Bloomquist believes that the future investment prospects for harm reduction products are wide-ranging, but acquiring harm reduction product companies should take into account their short-term prospects.

 

These unique perspectives are conveyed through 2FIRSTS, undoubtedly aiding in fostering cooperation and understanding in the global tobacco industry, while propelling the development of the e-cigarette industry.

 

Leading the Industry: Looking into the Future of Atomization Technology Sector In recent years, atomization technology has emerged as a dominant force in various industries, promising significant advancements and breakthroughs in the near future. As the demand for finer and more efficient environmental control systems rises, experts predict a steady growth trajectory for this sector. Atomization technology, often referred to as misting technology, involves the conversion of liquid into fine particles or droplets, which can disperse and suspend in the air. This process has wide-ranging applications across industries such as healthcare, agriculture, automotive, and manufacturing. In the healthcare sector, atomization technology plays a crucial role in delivering medications effectively through inhalers and nebulizers, allowing for easier respiratory treatments. Similarly, in the agricultural sector, it aids in improving crop growth by delivering micronutrients and pesticides directly to plants, resulting in enhanced yields and reduced environmental impact. Furthermore, the automotive industry benefits from atomization technology through improved fuel injection systems, which enhance engine performance and fuel efficiency. This technology also finds applications in various manufacturing processes, including coating and painting, where it enables precise and consistent application. Looking ahead, industry experts anticipate several key trends that will shape the future of the atomization technology sector. 

 

Firstly, advancements in materials and engineering will facilitate the development of more efficient atomizers, allowing for finer droplet sizes and improved control over dispersion. This will unlock new opportunities in fields such as drug delivery, where precise dosing is crucial. Moreover, the integration of atomization technology with artificial intelligence and Internet of Things (IoT) devices will revolutionize the monitoring and control of atomizers. Real-time data analysis and remote control capabilities will enable more precise adjustments, reducing waste and optimizing performance. Additionally, the industry is witnessing a heightened focus on sustainability and environmental impact. Atomization technology presents an opportunity to reduce harmful emissions and conserve resources in industries such as automotive and manufacturing. As policy frameworks and consumer awareness continue to drive sustainability efforts, atomization technology is poised to play a crucial role in achieving these goals. To conclude, the atomization technology sector is set to lead the way in various industries, offering immense potential for advancements, efficiency, and sustainability. As this technology continues to evolve, its impact on sectors such as healthcare, agriculture, automotive, and manufacturing will only grow, shaping a brighter future for industries worldwide.

 

During the 2023 Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum (GTNF), experts and industry professionals passionately discussed the future of the tobacco industry, including emerging products, technological innovations, and market trends. Of particular interest were the developments in emerging areas such as e-cigarettes, heat-not-burn products, and nicotine substitutes. Participants, including Japan Tobacco International (JTI), acknowledged that sustainable development is no longer just a corporate strategy but also extends to consumers, the environment, and even the global supply chain.

 

2FIRSTS has always been dedicated to reporting and analyzing the latest trends and developments in the aerosol technology industry. Recognizing the significance of this field, 2FIRSTS firmly believes that promoting positive growth in the industry can be achieved through high-quality reporting and face-to-face communication.

 

The successful coverage of the 2023 GTNF by 2FIRSTS not only showcases the diversity and vitality of the global tobacco and nicotine industry, but also provides a more diverse perspective for the future of the industry. Moving forward, 2FIRSTS will continue to focus on the development of the vaping technology industry, providing ongoing coverage and analysis of the latest trends and developments in the industry. We will maintain close contact with policymakers, industry representatives, and professionals to ensure that our reporting and information remains accurate and comprehensive. 2FIRSTS looks forward to contributing to this vibrant field and witnessing its continuous growth and expansion.

 

Regarding 2FIRSTS

 

Established in 2022, 2FIRSTS is a globally renowned media and think tank in the field of atomization technology. It currently operates news centers in cities such as Shenzhen, London, and New York. 2FIRSTS focuses on providing in-depth coverage and research on the global atomization industry, offering the latest information and analysis to regulatory bodies, entrepreneurs in the supply chain, brands, distributors, research institutions, and industry organizations. The media outlet's exhibition coverage spans the globe, with over ten live reports each year and partnerships with major international exhibitions.

 

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