InterTabac 2025 Photo Gallery|China Tobacco Hong Kong, Philip Morris International, BAT and Others Showcase Heated Not Burn Products

Sep.19
InterTabac 2025 Photo Gallery|China Tobacco Hong Kong, Philip Morris International, BAT and Others Showcase Heated Not Burn Products
2Firsts observed that in InterTabac 2025, many companies—including China Tobacco Hong Kong, Philip Morris International (PMI), and British American Tobacco (BAT)—brought their heated not burn (HNB) to the show.

2Firsts, Dortmund, Germany, September 18, 2025 ——The InterTabac 2025 trade fair was held in Dortmund, Germany, from September 18 to 20. During the exhibition, 2Firsts visited the venue, tracking product launches and industry developments, and delivering first-hand on-site information and trend insights in the new tobacco sector.

From on-site observations, 2Firsts noted that including China Tobacco Hong Kong, Philip Morris International (PMI), and British American Tobacco (BAT)—are exhibiting HNB at this year’s show.

Below is a photo gallery of HNB, with all images captured by 2Firsts:

InterTabac 2025 Photo Gallery|China Tobacco Hong Kong, Philip Morris International, BAT and Others Showcase Heated Not Burn Products
Hong Kong booth of China Tobacco | Image source: 2Firsts

 

InterTabac 2025 Photo Gallery|China Tobacco Hong Kong, Philip Morris International, BAT and Others Showcase Heated Not Burn Products
PMI booth | Image source: 2Firsts

 

InterTabac 2025 Photo Gallery|China Tobacco Hong Kong, Philip Morris International, BAT and Others Showcase Heated Not Burn Products
BAT booth | Image source: 2Firsts

 

InterTabac 2025 Photo Gallery|China Tobacco Hong Kong, Philip Morris International, BAT and Others Showcase Heated Not Burn Products
Sixhill booth | Image source: 2Firsts

 

InterTabac 2025 Photo Gallery|China Tobacco Hong Kong, Philip Morris International, BAT and Others Showcase Heated Not Burn Products
REJO Booth | Image source: 2Firsts

 

InterTabac 2025 Photo Gallery|China Tobacco Hong Kong, Philip Morris International, BAT and Others Showcase Heated Not Burn Products
NUSO Booth | Image source: 2Firsts

 

InterTabac 2025 Photo Gallery|China Tobacco Hong Kong, Philip Morris International, BAT and Others Showcase Heated Not Burn Products
UWOO Booth | Image source: 2Firsts

 

InterTabac 2025 Photo Gallery|China Tobacco Hong Kong, Philip Morris International, BAT and Others Showcase Heated Not Burn Products
GeekBar and Fasaul Booth | Image source: 2Firsts

 


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