ITMS Introduces Watermelon Click Podneo™ MIX COLLECTION in Belarus

Nov.15.2024

ITMS introduces Watermelon Click podneo™ MIX COLLECTION for glo in Belarus, featuring melon flavors and priced at 7.1 Belarusian rubles.

According to Primepress.by's report on November 15th, ITMS began supplying the podneo™ MIX COLLECTION Watermelon Click for the device glo, used for heating tobacco, in the Belarusian market on November 13th.

This new product is manufactured at the ITMS. JSC factory in Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation.

According to reports, the unique feature of this pod lies in its capsules that contain watermelon and cantaloupe flavors, as well as filters with sweet paper.

In November, the retail price of the pod was set at 7.1 Belarusian rubles (2 US dollars).

ITMS Belarus offers nicotine-containing tobacco and non-tobacco products, as well as tobacco consumption systems and electronic smoking devices in the Belarusian market. The company has been operating in Belarus since 1995 under different organizational forms.

References:

[1] ITMS Беларусь начало поставки в розницу стиков neo MIX COLLECTION Watermelon Click для системы нагревания табака glo

Also Read:

[1] VELO Black Nicotine Pouch Series Launches in Belarus, Limited Release on 5 November

[2] BAT Lost £3.45 billion from Selling Assets in Russia and Belarus

[3] Belarus reports sharp decline in smoking, youth e-cigarette use reaches 15%

[4] Belarus Parliament Member Discusses Plans to Ban E-cigarette

[5] Belarus Considers Legislation on E-Cigarettes Amid Health Concerns

[6] Unauthorized Sale of E-Cigarettes in Belarusian stores: Violation Investigation

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