Finland

Finnish teenagers are increasingly using e-cigarettes, with 15% of ninth graders admitting to trying them in the past 30 days.

Finnish government aims to regulate nicotine pouches under tobacco laws to limit youth usage and health risks.

The recent tax reform on nicotine pouches in Finland may cause fluctuations in prices, affecting both new and old stock.

Philip Morris International (PMI) forced to destroy €5 million worth of products in Finland due to new legislation.

E-cigarette industry thriving among Finnish students, with over 1,500 involved in sales, including teenagers, violating regulations.

E-cigarette use among young people in Finland is concerning, as it may cause serious harm to their nervous system, according to police.

Finnish clinic's social media doctor warns of increasing drug trading among secondary school students, sparking social concern.

The use of e-cigarettes among Finnish teenagers has doubled in the past two years, with girls now surpassing boys.