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Regulation key to success of tobacco alternatives, say PMI and Altria

Written by || 11th September 2015 || Regulatory briefing | Companies | Marketing and Retailing | Policy and Politics | Regulation and Legislation | Technology and Innovation | Europe Italy North America United States

Tobacco giant Philip Morris International (PMI) wants to see alternative products take a large share of the nicotine market away from combustible cigarettes as soon as possible – with the help of appropriate regulation. ...

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