Few industries experience as much regulatory scrutiny as tobacco, which is why the World Health Organization’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) is known for being one of the most embraced in the whole of the United Nations. COP11 provided an opportunity for entities across the globe to meet and discuss this framework.
This is a topic worth following for any nicotine pouch users hoping to be on top of what’s happening in the legislative world, and this guide runs through the main topics discussed at the conference. They include environmental sustainability, marketing, and how new nicotine pouches should be treated.
On January 1, 2026, the new laws affecting nicotine products came in hot and fast. With so much happening, it’s easy to miss some of the smaller changes amid the sea of bigger headlines, but Prilla has summarized everything pouch users should know in this breakdown.
The main trends surround restrictions on flavors and higher tax rates on nicotine products, with many states and localities introducing fresh legislation.
In the world of nicotine pouches, it can be tricky to predict what’s around the corner. At any moment, a new law could come in that completely changes the landscape.
But despite this uncertainty, there are some things we can predict about nicotine pouches — or at the very least, we can give it a good go! Keep reading to find out our top seven predictions.
As another year begins, nicotine pouches are bigger news than ever. Between January 2023 and August 2025, sales in the US rose by 250% — that means more flavors, more brands, and more products on the market. We can certainly say that it’s been a great year here at Prilla!
So why not look back on all the good times? This guide serves as a recap of the big events of the twelve months past, from new product launches on Prilla to regulatory breakthroughs to other major happenings in the industry.
The more popular nicotine pouches become, the more responsible both manufacturers and users must be. One area that has been increasingly receiving attention is the packaging manufacturers use, as this impacts how easily children can open pouch cans. The FDA has urged manufacturers to take measures to reduce the probability of this happening, and it’s likely to continue to be a relevant topic.
This article breaks down the meaning of the announcement, possible directions that future legislation can take, and the role users themselves can play in protecting public health.
The battle for America’s biggest nicotine pouch brand is one that ZYN won a long time ago. ZYN pouches have such a hold over the US market that, for many people, “ZYN” and “nicotine pouches” are synonyms. But will the brand continue its hold on the market, or does it need to watch its heels?
ZYN competitors have been enjoying a surge over the last year, with VELO and ALP leading the way. This report will analyze the performance of the three brands and their parent companies to chart the future of ZYN.
The fast growth of the nicotine pouch market has led to a regulation crisis, with brands entering the market and seeking approval faster than the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) can decide whether to authorize them.
Pouch users might typically care more about getting their hands on their product of choice than understanding the complex regulations behind them. But with recent developments, like the pilot program to fast-track pouch approval, it's natural to have a little curiosity.
This article runs through the basics of nicotine pouch regulation, including the difference between PMTAs and MGOs.
With the regulatory landscape changing so fast in the nicotine pouch world, it’s more important than ever for major players to learn from each other. The Trump Administration and state governments are continuing to make significant changes to nicotine legislation, many of which we outlined in our regulatory roundup 2025. Across the world, other countries are experiencing the same.
The Global Tobacco & Nicotine Forum exists so discussions about these kinds of regulations can take place, and the latest event took place in October 2025. This article summarizes the main themes and takeaways in relation to nicotine pouches, which have relevance for brands, retailers, and consumers alike.
As the “race” to become the next big ZYN competitor surges on, many nicotine pouch companies are turning to a more literal kind of racing to help get their name out there. Many brands now have partnerships in the sports world, including VELO, Grizzly, and Zone. Auto racing remains the most popular option for collaborations, but FRE partnered with Professional Bull Riders this year, reflecting further possibilities.
This report takes a closer look at some recent collaborations and the long history between the worlds of nicotine and tobacco and certain sports.
Nothing strikes fear into the heart of nicotine pouch manufacturers quite like hearing there’s been a change in regulations. When it comes to tax hikes, this news can also be a source of terror for users. But here in the US, these changes have become unescapable. 2025 has been a year with plenty of change, and it can be hard to keep up — but Prilla has everyone covered.
Great article! I rly like lower lip bc it’s more comfortable and stronger imo but I see the other side. I love wintergreen and the 20mg cool mint ones but I’m excited to try cherry cola.
To be fair, coming from a fellow "dipper" trying to quit - it is a huge first step to switch to something like Zyn. First, the oral fixation is not even comparable so even though there is still nicotine, the user is breaking that fixation habit of a lump in the lip, spitting, and taste - which...
