European Heated Tobacco Product Launches, Regulations and Future Outlook - Heat-not-Burn could Compete with e-Cigarettes for Consumer Attention
DUBLIN, November 30, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
The "Heated Tobacco: Product Launches, Regulations and Future Outlook" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering.
Heat-not-burn could compete with e-cigarettes for consumer attention, but it may also attract new users. What progress has the recent spate of launches made, what regulations are affecting the industry and what might the future hold? In this detailed, 72-page report, an overview of the market, the background of the market and a look at European regulations is provided.
At present, the main HnB products are iQOS and Glo, the latter coming from British American Tobacco (BAT). The main hybrid devices are iFuse, from BAT, and Ploom Tech, from Japan Tobacco (JTI). The category is not new, however, but it is only recently that it has come to the fore.
Heat-not-burn devices differ from e-cigs in one key area, and that is the heating of actual tobacco. However, it is worth noting that many in the e-cigarette sector have concerns that rules of these products will have an impact on e-cigarettes, and that the two categories will be treated the same way for regulatory and tax purposes.
Key Topics Covered:
Part One: Current Market Overview
Part Two: Market Background (November 2016)
Part Three: Regulation In Europe
Appendix: Science
Companies Mentioned
- British American Tobacco (BAT)
- Glo
- iQOS
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/r32rmd/heated_tobacco
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