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Tina Kotek released this week is a $10.9 million increase in taxes on synthetic tobacco. Thats a small number in the context of the states general fund but would be a more than 20% increase in revenue from the category of other tobacco product taxes. Oregon Health Authority spokesman Jonathan Modie says the increase comes from revenue thats anticipated should synthetic nicotine products be classified as tobacco products and taxed the same way that traditional nicotine products are, as is being proposed during the upcoming legislative session. Its unclear what the regulatory or tax treatment in Oregon will be for heated tobacco, although, Modie says, Our understanding is that heat-not-burn products such as iQOS are made from tobacco and would therefore be included under Oregons existing tobacco product laws. Meanwhile, a coalition of anti-smoking groups hopes to knock iQOS out of Oregon before it catches a toehold by including it in a proposed statewide ban on flavored tobacco products lawmakers will consider next year

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