Tobacco

Philip Morris International Inc. could gain a strong position in the U.S. reduced risk market with a deal.

One town in Maine approves a flavor ban, while another rescinds its measure for technical reasons.

Tobacco companies stress that the agency should focus on harm reduction over prohibition.

The move comes 11 years after the agency's menthol report.

The products reportedly have the potential to benefit adult smokers who make a complete switch or significantly reduce their cigarette consumption.

Mitch Zeller is retiring this month after nine years leading the agency's tobacco regulatory efforts.

The company aims to achieve 100% renewable electricity by 2030, along with reduced emissions.

VLN cigarettes contain 95 percent less nicotine than conventional combustible cigarettes.

Manufacturers have 30 days to file premarket tobacco applications.

Part of the settlement calls for the vapor company to create a secret shopper program.

Constantly changing regulations and evolving consumers mean c-store operators must sharpen their tobacco category management skills.

The trendy designs in this special-edition series help consumers get their point across in style.

The parent company of Fontem US is appealing the decisions.

Executive Director Thomas Briant advises retailers and wholesalers on how to avoid selling unauthorized products.

The company benefits from having the right combination of compliance, marketing, leadership and financial resources.

The supplier offers uncomplicated contracts and simple ways in which retailers can grow their sales.

The supplier combines product innovation with leading adult consumer insights, superior customer relationships and definitive action.

Seventeen suppliers and distributors earn recognition in this year's awards program.

More local lawmakers address the sale of flavored tobacco products.

Its cigarette sales represent less than roughly 5 percent of the cigarette industry volume.

The agency has taken action on the lion's share of PMTAs submitted by the Sept. 9, 2020 deadline.

The program features frequent buyer clubs for beverages, pizza slices and more.

Its board's decision comes as the FDA reviews the company's substantial equivalent applications.