Product | JT Launches Three Autumn-Limited Ploom Tobacco Sticks in Japan Across EVO, MEVIUS and CAMEL Brands

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Oct.20
Product | JT Launches Three Autumn-Limited Ploom Tobacco Sticks in Japan Across EVO, MEVIUS and CAMEL Brands
Japan Tobacco Inc. (JT) launched three limited-edition autumn tobacco sticks for its Ploom heated tobacco devices in Japan on October 16, 2026, under the EVO, MEVIUS and CAMEL brands. All three are regular tobacco variants with seasonal packaging. Each pack contains 20 sticks, priced at ¥620, ¥590 and ¥570, respectively, including tax. The products are compatible with all Ploom devices and are sold in limited quantities exclusively through the CLUB JT online store while supplies last.

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Key Points

  • Three-brand launch: JT introduced autumn-limited Ploom tobacco sticks under EVO, MEVIUS and CAMEL in Japan on October 16.
  • Regular tobacco variants: EVO emphasizes a rich tobacco profile, MEVIUS a mellow and balanced taste, and CAMEL roasted tobacco notes.
  • Prices range from ¥570 to ¥620: Each pack contains 20 sticks, with EVO priced at ¥620, MEVIUS at ¥590 and CAMEL at ¥570.
  • Online-only limited release: All three products are sold through the CLUB JT online store while supplies last.
  • Ploom compatibility: JT says the new tobacco sticks can be used with all Ploom devices.

2Firsts

October 19, 2026

According to an announcement published by Japan Tobacco Inc. (JT) on October 16, 2026, the company launched three limited-edition autumn tobacco sticks for its Ploom heated tobacco devices in Japan on the same day. The products, sold under the EVO, MEVIUS and CAMEL brands, are regular tobacco variants featuring seasonal packaging. Each pack contains 20 sticks, with tax-inclusive prices ranging from ¥570 to ¥620. Sales are limited to the CLUB JT online store.

Three Autumn Variants Priced from ¥570 to ¥620

The new products are EVO Autumn Premium Regular, MEVIUS Autumn Premium Regular and CAMEL Autumn Premium Regular, corresponding to three Japanese product names featuring the designation "Autumn Premium Regular."

According to JT's product descriptions:

EVO Autumn Premium Regular emphasizes a rich tobacco taste, with sweet and roasted notes contributing to a lingering finish. Each pack contains 20 sticks and is priced at ¥620, including tax.

MEVIUS Autumn Premium Regular features a mellow, balanced tobacco profile, with a lighter smoking sensation and tobacco aroma. The tax-inclusive price is ¥590 for 20 sticks.

CAMEL Autumn Premium Regular emphasizes roasted tobacco notes and richness, with JT describing a layered tobacco flavor profile. Each 20-stick pack is priced at ¥570, including tax.

All three variants feature autumn-themed packaging and belong to the regular tobacco category. JT has not disclosed tobacco blend ratios or specific formulation changes for the limited-edition products.

Product Specifications and Launch Details

ParameterSpecification
CompanyJapan Tobacco Inc. (JT)
Product categoryHeated tobacco sticks
BrandsEVO, MEVIUS, CAMEL
EVO productEVO Autumn Premium Regular
MEVIUS productMEVIUS Autumn Premium Regular
CAMEL productCAMEL Autumn Premium Regular
Flavor categoryRegular tobacco
Pack size20 sticks
EVO price¥620, tax included
MEVIUS price¥590, tax included
CAMEL price¥570, tax included
CompatibilityAll Ploom devices, according to JT
Launch dateOctober 16, 2026
MarketJapan
Sales channelCLUB JT online store
AvailabilityLimited quantities, while supplies last

Source: JT's official announcement dated October 16, 2026.

Limited Online Sales, Compatible With All Ploom Devices

JT said sales of the three autumn-limited tobacco sticks began at 10 a.m. on October 16, 2026, through the CLUB JT online store.

The products are available in limited quantities, with sales ending once inventory is depleted.

The announced distribution arrangement covers the CLUB JT online store, with no nationwide convenience-store or other physical tobacco retail rollout specified.

JT confirmed that all three variants are compatible with all Ploom devices, including models such as Ploom AURA and Ploom CUBE.

The company did not disclose production quantities, a fixed end date for sales or sales targets for the seasonal range.

EVO Prices Increased to ¥620 in October; 22-Stick Limited Edition Also Launched

The autumn launch follows recent pricing and distribution changes across JT's EVO tobacco stick portfolio.

In a September 8 announcement, JT said EVO tobacco sticks would be priced uniformly at ¥620 per pack from October 1, 2026, following changes to Japan's heated tobacco taxation system.

Several EVO variants previously priced at ¥580 increased by ¥40 to ¥620, while EVO Cacao Mint Crystal increased by ¥70 from ¥550 to ¥620.

The newly launched EVO Autumn Premium Regular carries the same ¥620 price as the revised EVO range.

JT also expanded distribution of the 20-stick EVO Cacao Mint Crystal, previously selected through a consumer voting campaign, to convenience stores and tobacco retailers nationwide from October 6.

The company simultaneously introduced a limited-edition 22-stick version of EVO Cacao Mint Crystal, also priced at ¥620 per pack.

In contrast, the three autumn-limited variants each contain 20 sticks and are sold exclusively through the CLUB JT online store.

Industry Perspective: Three Brands, Different Prices and Online-Only Seasonal Sales

JT's latest seasonal launch spans three existing tobacco stick brands within the Ploom ecosystem, with EVO, MEVIUS and CAMEL priced at ¥620, ¥590 and ¥570, respectively.

The company's October 2026 product releases also reflect different distribution arrangements. EVO Cacao Mint Crystal expanded into nationwide retail channels, while the three autumn-limited variants are restricted to the CLUB JT online store.

The new seasonal products do not involve the introduction of a new Ploom device. The changes center on seasonal presentation, differentiated tobacco flavor profiles and distribution.

JT has not disclosed expected sales volumes or whether the products will later become available through other retail channels.

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