Synthetic nicotine e-cigarettes

South Korea's Tobacco Business Law public hearing on e-cigarettes' regulation and taxation will proceed as scheduled on December 27.

BAT to launch synthetic nicotine e-cigarette "Nomad" in South Korea, bypassing tobacco regulations. Potential health concerns raised.

BAT is believed to have restricted the sale of its synthetic nicotine e-cigarette "Nomad" to offline vape specialty stores, likely due to political and public pressure.

BAT’s synthetic nicotine e-cigarette plan stalls in South Korea as stores refuse sales, citing legal and safety concerns amid market decline.

South Korea estimates a loss of 25 billion USD tax revenue in the past four years from untaxed synthetic nicotine e-cigarettes.

BAT plans to release a synthetic nicotine e-cigarette named "Nomad" in South Korea, taking advantage of legal loopholes there.

British American Tobacco (BAT) delays synthetic nicotine e-cigarette launch to fourth quarter due to production issues, still plans release.

Korean media "NEWS 1" reported on May 9 that unscrupulous businesses in Korea are selling synthetic nicotine e-cigarettes freely.