Axios Visuals It's not food, it's not chewing tobacco and it's not gum — though it might look like it when you see it — but it is becoming America's new addictive obsession. Why it matters: Sales of ...

Swedish Match, a subsidiary of Philip Morris International, makes the ZYN pouches. The FDA's authorization noted the pouches ...

Researchers at the University of Southern California found the popularity of nicotine pouches is soaring, especially among ...

And why can children buy synthetic nicotine pouches? Olly Mann and The Week delve behind the headlines and debate what really matters from the past seven days. A podcast for curious, open-minded ...

Her nicotine addiction began when the 33-year-old musician was just 14. "I smoked for five years, and then I vaped for five years, and then I ended up with nicotine pouches," she said.

Tobacco-free nicotine pouches will be legally available for purchase in the UAE starting July 29, when a new law regulating the product comes into effect. A UAE Cabinet resolution outlines the ...

A tax on Zyn nicotine pouches is also being considered, potentially generating up to $30 million per biennium. Oregon lawmakers are running out of time to come up with funding for the increasingly ...

Nicotine pouches have emerged as a transformative product, offering a smoke-free alternative to traditional tobacco use. Their introduction has significantly influenced consumer habits, reflecting ...

Nicotine pouches are small, plant-based pouches that come in a variety of minty and fruity flavours, and are made from a tea bag-like mesh. While they do not contain tobacco or even carcinogens – ...

If people are using these oral nicotine pouches as a way to transition away from combustible cigarettes completely, that could be a beneficial use. “From what we know right now, the nicotine ...

Nicotine pouches, like Zyn, are emerging as a potentially safer alternative to smoking, with FDA authorization based on reduced cancer risk compared to traditional smokeless tobacco. These pouches ...

The researchers, who used data from a nationally representative survey of 10,146 youths in 2023 and 2024, said 5.4 percent of 10th- and 12th-graders reported having used nicotine pouches, up from ...