New Exclusive Pods for Heated Not Burn Products Released

Feb.21.2023
New Exclusive Pods for Heated Not Burn Products Released
KT&G, PMI, and BAT launched new exclusive pods with higher prices for their non-compatiable heat-not-burn products.

On February 20th, according to reports from South Korean media, KT&G, PMI, and BAT have all recently released new heat-not-burn products, along with exclusive pods that are being sold at higher prices than before. This trend started at the end of last year.


As it is known, the new products launched by these three companies are not compatible with their existing pods or pods from third-party companies.


BAT has launched four exclusive pods under the brand name Neo, coinciding with the release of Glo Hyper X2. However, the length and thickness of these pods are different from their previous models, and therefore cannot be used with existing Glow Pro Slim devices.


PMI Korea's new product, IQOS ILUMA, is not compatible with the previous IQOS Duo 3's proprietary podHits. ILUMA requires the use of an exclusive podTeria.


Meanwhile, both BAT and PMI have raised the price of their pods from 4,500 Korean won (approximately 23.8 yuan) to 4,800 Korean won (approximately 25.4 yuan) during the launch of their new products.


When it comes to KT&G's existing product, Lil Hybrid, the price for a pod is 4,500 Korean won (approximately 23.8 yuan) plus 500 won for the pod, which brings the average cost to 5,000 Korean won (approximately 26.5 yuan) per unit. This new product raises the price of a single cigarette to 4,800 Korean won (approximately 25.4 yuan) without the pod.


Reference/Bibliography:


Cigarette prices increasing, causing ripples in the alcohol industry


This document has been generated through artificial intelligence translation and is provided solely for the purposes of industry discourse and learning. Please note that the intellectual property rights of the content belong to the original media source or author. Owing to certain limitations in the translation process, there may be discrepancies between the translated text and the original content. We recommend referring to the original source for complete accuracy. In case of any inaccuracies, we invite you to reach out to us with corrections. If you believe any content has infringed upon your rights, please contact us immediately for its removal.

VCU Signs Letter of Intent to Buy Altria Building for USD 150 Million, Pending State Approval
VCU Signs Letter of Intent to Buy Altria Building for USD 150 Million, Pending State Approval
Virginia Commonwealth University has signed a letter of intent to acquire Altria Group’s 450,000-square-foot building in downtown Richmond for USD 150 million, but the deal still depends on approval from the General Assembly. The university said the facility would support expansion of the Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center and help grow enrollment in its new School of Public Health and School of Pharmacy. VCU also said constructing a comparable facility would cost about USD 715 million.
Mar.13 by 2FIRSTS.ai
Louisiana lawmaker pushes bill to ban vape product sales within 300 feet of schools
Louisiana lawmaker pushes bill to ban vape product sales within 300 feet of schools
A Louisiana lawmaker has introduced HB 302, which would prohibit businesses from selling vapor products within 300 feet of schools. The bill would measure the distance by a person walking on the sidewalk from the nearest point on school property to the nearest point of the business. It would also give the commissioner authority to modify how the distance is calculated, while maintaining the 300-foot limit.
Feb.26 by 2FIRSTS.ai
Oregon Senate Passes Bill to Regulate Nicotine Pouches as Tobacco Products
Oregon Senate Passes Bill to Regulate Nicotine Pouches as Tobacco Products
The Oregon Senate voted 26–1 to pass Senate Bill 1571, a measure redefining tobacco products to include nicotine pouches and restricting their sale to individuals under 21.
Regulations
Feb.23
South Korea’s Revised Tobacco Business Act to Take Effect, With Penalties for Unauthorized Sales
South Korea’s Revised Tobacco Business Act to Take Effect, With Penalties for Unauthorized Sales
With the revised Tobacco Business Act set to take effect on April 24, synthetic nicotine e-cigarettes will be included within the legal definition of tobacco in South Korea. According to information released by Ongjin County, businesses wishing to sell these products must obtain tobacco retailer designation from the relevant authority.
Mar.25 by 2FIRSTS.ai
Virginia Attorney General Backs Vape Enforcement Act Limiting Sales to FDA-Authorized or Pending Products
Virginia Attorney General Backs Vape Enforcement Act Limiting Sales to FDA-Authorized or Pending Products
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones is backing new vape enforcement legislation that he said would do more than warn people about the dangers of vaping. The proposal would tighten rules on which products can be sold and increase enforcement aimed at keeping vapes out of the hands of young people.
Mar.24 by 2FIRSTS.ai
Myanmar announces ban on e-cigarettes, covering imports/exports, sales, possession and use
Myanmar announces ban on e-cigarettes, covering imports/exports, sales, possession and use
Myanmar’s Ministry of Health said it has received cabinet authorization to enforce an e-cigarette ban under the Essential Supplies and Services Law, listing prohibited acts including the import, export, sale, possession, storage, carrying, distribution and use of vaping products.
Feb.26 by 2FIRSTS.ai