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EVO NXT: two days, four zones, countless opportunities

EVO NXT: two days, four zones, countless opportunities
Mar.30
PMI U.S. Says Dothan Factory Closure Reflects Focus on Smoke-Free Business Strategy

PMI U.S. Says Dothan Factory Closure Reflects Focus on Smoke-Free Business Strategy
Philip Morris International U.S. (PMI U.S.) announced that it will close the Swedish Match cigar manufacturing facility on Columbia Highway in Dothan, Alabama. The company said the decision reflects its need to maintain focus on offering reduced-risk, FDA-authorized smoke-free products to legal-aged adult nicotine users in the United States to help them move away from combustible cigarettes.
Mar.30
Japan to Raise Heated Tobacco Prices From April; BAT Japan Keeps Prices Unchanged for 38 glo Tobacco Stick Products

Japan to Raise Heated Tobacco Prices From April; BAT Japan Keeps Prices Unchanged for 38 glo Tobacco Stick Products
Japan will implement price increases centered on heated tobacco products from April 1, 2026, following a tobacco tax hike. BAT Japan has decided to keep current prices unchanged for 38 glo-compatible tobacco stick products across the Velo, neo, Lucky Strike, and Kent lines.
Mar.30
U.S. Company Seeks Cancellation of “Lost Mary” Vape Trademark

U.S. Company Seeks Cancellation of “Lost Mary” Vape Trademark
North Carolina hemp provider JLT Imports Inc. has filed suit in California federal court seeking cancellation of the “Lost Mary” vape trademark held by Chinese company Imiracle (HK) Ltd.
Mar.30
American Snuff Expands Manufacturing Hiring as Reynolds American Builds Future-Ready Operations

American Snuff Expands Manufacturing Hiring as Reynolds American Builds Future-Ready Operations
Reynolds American said American Snuff Company will add more than 50 manufacturing roles at its Clarksville, Tennessee facility as part of its wider U.S. manufacturing investment plan. The company said the hiring is one of the latest developments under its plan to invest more than USD 3.2 billion across U.S. operations by 2030.
Mar.27
Imperial Brands to Close Langenhagen Cigarette Factory by 2027

Imperial Brands to Close Langenhagen Cigarette Factory by 2027
Imperial Brands said it will gradually close the Reemtsma factory in Langenhagen near Hanover by 2027 after efforts to find a buyer failed to produce a sustainable agreement. The factory has produced cigarettes since 1971 and currently affects around 600 employees. The company said it had examined all realistic options over recent months but did not receive a binding offer from a potential buyer.
Mar.27
KT&G Aims to Accelerate Launch of New Heated Tobacco Innovation Platform

KT&G Aims to Accelerate Launch of New Heated Tobacco Innovation Platform
KT&G Chief Executive Officer Bang Kyung-man said at the annual shareholders meeting on March 26 that although the company expects a challenging environment marked by stronger protectionism and a high exchange rate, it will continue on a stable growth path through strategic choice and focus.
Mar.26
Scandinavian Tobacco Group to Hold Annual General Meeting on April 15

Scandinavian Tobacco Group to Hold Annual General Meeting on April 15
Scandinavian Tobacco Group A/S has issued notice of its annual general meeting, which will be held on April 15, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. in Copenhagen and will also be available by live webcast.
Mar.25
Fontem Drops Texas Lawsuit and Plans to Refile in D.C. Over FDA Handling of Zone Application

Fontem Drops Texas Lawsuit and Plans to Refile in D.C. Over FDA Handling of Zone Application
Fontem US, the maker and seller of Zone nicotine pouches, has voluntarily dismissed its lawsuit against the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which it had accused of unfairly delaying its market application.
Mar.25
2Firsts|Sesh Advances Nicotine Pouch PMTA to Filing Stage, Experts Highlight Regulatory Threshold and Market Window

2Firsts|Sesh Advances Nicotine Pouch PMTA to Filing Stage, Experts Highlight Regulatory Threshold and Market Window
Sesh said its Premarket Tobacco Product Application (PMTA) for 64 nicotine pouch SKUs has been accepted by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and advanced to the Filing stage, entering substantive scientific review. Industry experts say the development signals that the application has crossed a key technical and regulatory threshold, while also highlighting growing divergence in regulatory capability and market positioning within the nicotine pouch category.
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