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BAT expects new-category revenue to be weighted in the second half of 2024, driven by phased launches Former smokers who vape may be more exposed to the risk of contracting lung cancer than those who dont, according to research conducted in South Korea and recently released in the US Further regulatory restrictions on e-cigarettes are expected, but these will not prevent the global vaping market from continuing to grow in 2024, ECigIntelligence predicts Future innovation in vaping and tobacco alternatives is likely to involve environmental improvements and prevention of youth usage, said speakers at the Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum Public pressure can drive legislators to make populist decisions on nicotine product regulation that are not based on evidence, warned speakers at the recent Global Tobacco & Nicotine Forum (GTNF) in Seoul Tobacco companies still have some work to do to meet commitments in offering reduced risk alternatives and when they do, its often focused elsewhere than the vaping category Consumers will continue to increasingly spread usage out over different alternative nicotine products, partly driven by further, stricter vaping regulation across the globe throughout 2022, ECigIntelligence predicts E-cigarette products marketed in South Korea must now meet new packaging requirements, including disturbing new graphic warnings but the threat of big tax rises has been set aside for now South Korea has announced that it intends to double the National Health Promotion fee applied to e-liquids marketed in the country Sales of closed-system e-cigarettes in South Korea were down by 80% in the first half of 2020, a fall attributed by the government to its own ongoing policy efforts to discourage vaping South Koreas health minister Park Neung-hoo has announced a fresh plan to ban advertising and promotional activities for e-cigarettes and other tobacco-alternative products World No Tobacco Day provides an opportunity to consider the approach that public health authorities, policymakers, and advocates around the world have towards the role of tobacco-alternatives products Juul is not having the best of times, with an increasing decline in sales leading the company to pull out of South Korea and some European countries while its sales in the US are not doing much better A judge in Seoul has dismissed a petition by the South Korean Electronic Cigarette Association questioning whether reports issued by the Ministry of Health and Welfare recommending people not to vape were unconstitutional The South Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare wants to ban practices such as the offering of discounts for e-cigarette or heated tobacco products and to make events with free giveaways of such products illegal The South Korean Board of Audit and Inspection says it tested ten e-liquids labelled as having less than 1% nicotine and found half of them in fact contained more than that Late November saw British American Tobacco (BAT) launch its most advanced heated tobacco product in South Korea during a critical political period in which the government has taken a harsh stance towards vaping and heat-not-burn (HnB) products

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