Does Italy’s tax system discriminate, and could it impact novel nicotine products?

Arguments made by Italian tax companies that the minimum excise duty on conventional cigarettes may favour larger corporations and disadvantage smaller brands could also indirectly apply to alternative nicotine products, but the impact would likely be minimal.

This suggests that the minimum pricing may prove to be a benefit to the nicotine alternatives industry, as it would make such products more price competitive in the Italian market.

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