Two Altria Group Inc. subsidiaries plan to test-market a form of smokeless tobacco called "tobacco sticks," in a new effort to woo consumers with alternatives to conventional tobacco products.

In a statement issued earlier this year, the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, a national tobacco-control group, criticized tobacco sticks as "yet another way to get people, including kids, hooked ...

A picture taken on August 21, 2018 in Neuchatel, at the research and development campus of cigarette and tobacco manufacturing company Philip Morris International shows a tobacco sticks for the ...

After a series of quality control measures and improvements, King Palm had their tobacco-free blunt wrap material. ... to forgo the traditional plastic straw tool that’s frequently used for packing ...

iQOS, one of the first 'heat not burn' smokeless tobacco products marketed as a safer alternative to conventional cigarettes, may not be as harm free as its manufacturer claims, suggests new research.