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PFA survey finds around one in five footballers using snus or tobacco pouches

Around one in five male and female professional players who took part in a new survey are currently using snus, nicotine pouches or both. The study by Loughborough University, commissioned by the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA), also ...

28 May 2024 at 22:30

Arts & Entertainment

EXPLAINER: How addictive are nicotine pouches and how are they harming your body?

Health experts are warning against the use of snus and nicotine pouches after it was revealed their use was prevalent among professional footballers. It comes after a study by Loughborough University in the UK found that one in five players – ...

29 May 2024 at 17:17

More and more children aware of nicotine pouches, charity warns

There is growing awareness of nicotine pouches among children and teenagers, a charity has warned. The pouches, which contain addictive nicotine and often sweeteners and flavourings, can be bought cheaply and are frequently used as a tobacco ...

17 Jun 2025 at 07:01

City

Demand for oral nicotine pouches growing fast, British American Tobacco says

Rising global demand for oral nicotine pouches are helping boost sales for cigarette maker British American Tobacco (BAT), which has nudged up its full-year forecast. The Velo brand is growing the fastest within its so-called “new category”,...

03 Jun 2025 at 09:15

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