First priority: reduce infiltration
Policymakers must recognize that repeating the policy mistakes that drive the illicit cigarette market when regulating smoke-free productsexcessive and market-distorting taxation, extreme control measures such as bans, and inadequate law enforcement against illicit activities across the value chainmay and will lead to the same disaster we see today in the cigarette sector in countries adopting such policies, and that we are starting to see in countries banning the legal sale of smoke-free products, said Andolina
Nicotine and other substances in cigarettes and smokeless tobacco can lead to gum disease, tooth decay, and oral cancer
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Younger adults, particularly those aged 18 to 34, are more likely to dabble in smokeless tobacco product use