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Oral nicotine pouches, an increasingly popular smokeless product, will likely undergo more regulatory and public scrutiny in the coming years.
(Bloomberg) -- Philip Morris International Inc. stopped online sales of its popular nicotine pouch brand Zyn in the US after receiving a subpoena in the District of Columbia related to flavored products that are banned there.Most Read from Bloomberg‘I Live in Hell’: Anti-Growth Fervor Grips US South After Pandemic BoomWhat to Know About the Deadly Flesh-Eating Bacteria Spreading in JapanNvidia Becomes World’s Most Valuable Company as AI Rally Steams AheadNvidia’s 591,078% Rally to Most Valuable
Philip Morris bought Swedish Match in a $16 billion deal in 2022 as the company looked to reduce its reliance on cigarettes amid stricter regulations, and a consumer shift towards alternatives to tobacco and traditional cigarettes. The company said that Swedish Match North America had received a subpoena from D.C.'s Attorney General requesting information about its compliance with D.C.'s 2022 ban on the sale of all flavored tobacco.