Key points:
1.South Korean tobacco company KT&G will decrease the price of its "FIIT" series pods for the heated tobacco product "Lil Solid" starting from May 1st, with a reduction of 200 Korean won (0.14 USD).
2.The price cut aims to expand consumer choices, enhance product value and improve customer satisfaction.
According to a report by YNA.co on April 28th, KT&G announced that in order to broaden consumer choices and increase product satisfaction, they will lower the price of their heated tobacco product pods.
Starting May 1st, KT&G will reduce the prices of its "Lil Solid" exclusive pod "FIIT" series by 200 Korean won (0.14 USD) from 4,500 Korean won to 4,300 Korean won, across all 8 products in the series.
A representative of KT&G stated that,
"We have adjusted the prices of our pods to provide consumers with a variety of price options. In the future, the company will continue to focus on reasonable pricing and high-quality products in order to maximize customer satisfaction."
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