Strategy of tobacco industry and heat not burning tobacco

Heated tobacco represents a new challenge for current generations The tobacco industry is trying new variants of strategies that are oriented towards a concept of harm reduction combined with splitting the medical world and proving to the consumer the interest in his health. In reality, we unravel these policies whose main objective is the social reinsertion of smoking, ensuring the continuation of making profit on the back of the consumer.

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