Philip Morris Pakistan begins local production of ZYN nicotine pouches
KARACHI: Philip Morris (Pakistan) Limited (PMPKL) has begun localising the production of ZYN oral nicotine pouches at its Sahiwal facility, marking a significant step in offering combustion-free alternatives to adult smokers.
The first phase, already underway, involves packaging imported raw materials, with plans for full-scale local manufacturing in the next phase, stated a press release on Wednesday. This follows the US Food and Drug Administration’ (FDA)s authorisation of ZYN, recognising it as a less harmful alternative to smoking. PMPKL’s Managing Director Ali Takesh reaffirmed the company’s commitment to a smoke-free future, aligning with Philip Morris International’s 2030 vision.
Director of Manufacturing at PMPKL Hussain Ali highlighted the economic benefits of localised production. By investing in innovation and local manufacturing, PMPKL aims to accelerate the transition to smoke-free alternatives while contributing to industrial growth.
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