Founded in 1902, British American Tobacco (BAT) is one of the largest tobacco producers in the world. It owns numerous cigarette brands, including Pall Mall, Lucky Strike, Winfield and Vogue.
Like Philip Morris International, BAT moved into vaping several years ago through the products in its Vype range.
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BAT Publishes Comprehensive Review on E-Cigarettes
“This paper is a comprehensive summary of more than 300 peer-reviewed scientific papers and other evidence published by an estimated 50 institutions over the...
Study Looks Into The Toxicity Levels of Oral Nicotine Pouches
Nicotine pouches are tea bag-like pouches which are placed under the upper lip for about 15 to 30 minutes depending on one’s preferred nicotine...
British American Tobacco’s Stock Jumped 11.6% in March
According to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence, shares of BAT (NYSE:BTI) gained 11.6% in March, and this is being mostly attributed to...
SRNT Urged To Include Tobacco Industry Scientists
A scientific society is blocking tobacco industry science experts from its annual conferences. Tobacco giant British American Tobacco wants that changed.
LONDON — British American...
BAT Integrates Its UK E-Cigarette Line: Vype Becomes Vuse
Vuse was designed with sustainabilty in mind. It’s packaging is made from 100% recyclable cardboard, while the ePod device kits and pod packs are...
PMI Faces The Possibility of Having IQOS Imports Blocked
In May 2020, BAT submitted a lawsuit against its main competitor, PMI, in the United States and Germany, alleging that the tobacco heating technology...
BAT Accused of Using Legal loophole to Give Vape Samples to...
By law, businesses selling vaping products are allowed to market their products by distributing free samples via third-party marketing firms. However, health entities in...
British American Tobacco Launches VapeExplained.com To Educate Public On Vaping
British American Tobacco (BAT), the tobacco giant that owns vape brands like Vuse and Vype, told Vaping Post in an email that the company...
