Tobacco

U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Co., another Altria Group Inc. company, also makes pricing moves across its brands.

The company stops selling Mango, Creme, Fruit and Cucumber products pending a FDA review.

Eight varieties of Swedish Match's General Snus can be marketed as a less harmful alternative to cigarettes.

E-cigarette flavor bans are leading to thinning inventories and consumer pantry-loading.

The company chooses Atlanta as the first market for the heat-not-burn device.

Convenience Store News' Retailer Roundtable explores opportunities and challenges across the tobacco category.

Gov. Cuomo calls for an emergency meeting of the Public Health and Health Planning Council.

Altria executive K.C. Crosthwaite takes the helm amid increased scrutiny of the vapor industry.

Walmart and AAFES exit the segment as concerns about the products' safety grow.

Walgreens, Kroger and Schnuck Markets exit the business.

Governors in Montana and Oregon order temporary bans on the sale of the vapor products.

The tobacco leaders will focus on commercializing IQOS in the United States.

The special blend of raspberry and grape flavors is available for a limited time.

The probe by the agency's Office of Criminal Investigations is focused on the supply chain.

With the temporary measure, the judges call for an Oct. 18 hearing.

Fort Lauderdale becomes the second city in Florida to adopt a Tobacco 21 ordinance.

The Easy Pay fuel rewards program and a delivery service join Circle K's in-store traffic drivers.

Massachusetts takes it a step further with a four-month ban on flavors and non-flavors.

Alternative tobacco products are garnering a lot of attention from both suppliers and retailers.

The Tobacco Tax Equity Act of 2019 would also increase the tobacco tax rate.

A $20-million public awareness campaign is just part of Gov. Gavin Newsom's orders.