Newer Nicotine and Tobacco Products: Tobacco Company Brands

This table lists newer nicotine and tobacco product brands belonging to the four main transnational tobacco companies (TTCs).

• For definitions and other terms used see Product Terminology.

Brands currently on sale appear in bold. It is noted [in square brackets] if a product has been rebranded, discontinued, or appears to have limited distribution.

Those known to be in development, but not on the market at time of publication, are in italics.

Snus style nicotine pouches, which do not contain tobacco leaf, are marked *.

Table of TTC newer product brands

For a graphic version of this table showing the main TTC brands see Newer Nicotine and Tobacco Products.

For information on Altria products and investments, see E-cigarettes: Altria and JUUL Labs e-cigarettes. For information on its investment in On! tobacco-free nicotine pouches, see the page on Cigarette Companies Investing in Snus.

Swedish Match also produces *Zyn  nicotine pouches as well as its tobacco snus products. In 2022, PMI acquired Swedish Match. It had acquired Danish company AG Snus in 2021.

Tobacco companies have also invested in cannabis, and therapeutic products, including nicotine lozenges, gum and inhalers. More information can be found on this page:

• Tobacco Company Investments in Pharmaceutical and NRT Products

TCRG Research

• US regulator adds to confusion around heated tobacco products, A.B. Gilmore, S. Braznell, BMJ, 2020;370:m3528. doi:10.1136/bmj.m3528
• E-cigarettes: threat or opportunity?, A.B. Gilmore, G.E. Hartwell, European Journal of Public Health, 2014, 24(4):532-3. doi:10.1093/eurpub/cku085
• S. Peeters, A.B. Gilmore, Transnational Tobacco Company Interests in Smokeless Tobacco in Europe: Analysis of Internal Industry Documents and Contemporary Industry Materials, PLoS Medicine, 2013;10(9):1001506