Philip Morris International Sees Momentum in Philippine Smoke-Free Market, Urges Clearer Consumer Information
Philip Morris International (PMI) is observing growing traction for its smoke-free products like heated tobacco and nicotine pouches in the Philippines. However, the company emphasizes the need for clearer consumer information on product differences and robust regulatory enforcement to accelerate the shift for the country's 14 million smokers.
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