Tobacco

Tobacco leader will discontinue all MarkTen and Green Smoke vapor products, and VERVE oral products.

All categories combined to move the needle across the network in its latest quarter.

Tobacco Talk respondents are, however, taking a wait-and-see approach before making category changes.

The deal for a 45-percent stake in Cronos Group Inc. is expected to close in the first half of 2019.

Elected officials from Wisconsin and North Carolina raise concerns over unintended consequences.

Bans on flavored cigars and menthol combustible products are also on the agency's agenda.

Minnesota sees a flurry of tobacco legislation.

Tipped cigars will be available in four varieties come January 2019.

Wells Fargo Securities estimates the deal could come with a $4-billion to $7-billion price tag.

Most flavored products would be banned from sale at thousands of locations due to the increase in vaping among minors.

The industry supports youth prevention efforts, but raises some questions about a potential menthol ban.

The launch of the new heat-not-burn products moves the company closer to a smoke-free future.

The company moves the sale of flavored pods exclusively to online.

BO Vaping and Ignite CBD collaborate on co-branded BO Caps.

CDC: The number of young adults who smoked in 2017 dropped 3 percent.

Commissioner says agency is committed to “firmly address” youth use.

Merchandise sales surged in Q3 2018 as the company continued to open new and rebuilt c-stores.

NACS raises concern about the lack of compliance data in vape shops.

NACS Show session analyzes the potential and pitfalls.

Tobacco 21 movement shows no signs of letting up across the country.

The latest vaporizer from DaVinci is 31 percent smaller than its predecessor.

Subsidiary Nu Mark is removing closed-tank systems and majority of flavors from the market.

Nat Sherman's Michael Herklots will offer a keynote on merchandising, marketing and promoting in the new regulatory landscape.