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Six containers labelled PABLO, VELO and ZYN arranged on two dark display steps.

BRAND INFORMATION / LABEL GUIDE

PABLO. VELO. ZYN.

Brand & label reference.

A reference to three brands, with a guide to the names, units and warnings printed on nicotine pouch packaging.

Packaging shown is for brand identification; product specifications require verification.

ZestDose nicotine-free products

US$10

Stock samples

Per box · 5 pouches

US$58

Custom sampling

Per formula or flavour

1,000 boxes

Custom MOQ

Per formula or flavour

Shipping is extra. Both stock and custom sample fees are credited toward your commercial bulk order, as recorded on the Proforma Invoice.

Brand names identify a range.
Labels identify the details.

Keep the full product name, market version and printed information together. These entries provide background; they do not establish stock, distribution rights or product approval.

01 / BRAND BACKGROUND

Three brands.
Three source records.

The summaries below use the brands’ published corporate information. Each source is linked so the underlying statement can be checked.

01
PABLO logo in red brush lettering.

N.G.P TOBACCO APS

PABLO

PABLO’s official website identifies N.G.P Tobacco ApS as its owner and producer. The site describes nicotine pouches. A brand name is only the starting point for identification: record the full product name and read the information on the particular pack.

Source: PABLO corporate information
02
VELO logo in teal with a geometric symbol.

BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO

VELO

BAT identifies VELO as its brand in the modern oral nicotine pouch category. For a reference record, keep the brand, full product name and market version together. Do not assume a name on one country’s website describes every version carrying that brand.

Source: BAT’s VELO brand profile
03
ZYN logo in cyan.

SWEDISH MATCH / PMI

ZYN

PMI’s published FAQ identifies ZYN as a Swedish Match nicotine pouch brand. That source provides corporate background. For a specific pack, check the relevant manufacturer information and the label itself, rather than borrowing details from a different country’s version.

Source: PMI’s oral-product FAQ

02 / HOW TO READ NICOTINE POUCH LABELS

Start with
the label.

Read the full field, including its unit and context. A number on its own leaves out information.

Packaging fields and what to record
Full product nameRecord the name and series exactly as printed. The brand alone does not identify every specification.
Nicotine amount and unitCheck whether the label states an amount per pouch or per gram. Those units describe different things.
Pouch count and net weightRead these as separate fields. A total pack weight is not the weight of one pouch.
Ingredients and warningsRead the ingredient statement and warning text on the relevant pack. Colour and flavour names do not replace this information.
Batch and date fieldsRecord the codes and dates that are actually printed. Keep lot identification separate from manufacturing and expiry dates.
Market and languageKeep the label language and market version in the record. A brand name does not establish approval in every country.

03 / LABEL TERMINOLOGY

Similar words.
Different meanings.

01

Tobacco-free vs nicotine-free

Nicotine pouches can contain nicotine without containing tobacco leaf. A tobacco-free description does not mean that nicotine is absent. Check the nicotine declaration and the warning.

Source: CDC nicotine pouch information
02

mg per pouch vs mg per gram

One describes an amount in an individual pouch; the other describes an amount relative to product weight. They are different units. Record the unit exactly instead of comparing bare numbers.

04 / REFERENCE QUESTIONS

Questions
about the details.

Does tobacco-free mean nicotine-free?

No. Nicotine pouches can contain nicotine without containing tobacco leaf. Read the nicotine declaration and warning on the pack; the two terms are not interchangeable.

What is the difference between mg per pouch and mg per gram?

Milligrams per pouch describe an amount in one pouch. Milligrams per gram describe an amount relative to product weight. Read the unit as well as the number; the same number with a different unit is not the same statement.

Is a brand name enough to identify a pack?

No. Keep the brand, full product name, market version and printed label information together. Avoid transferring specifications from a similarly named pack.

Does this reference confirm stock, distribution rights or product approval?

No. This page records brand background and explains label terminology. Mentioning a brand does not establish affiliation, authorization, stock availability or regulatory approval.

Where should current information be checked?

Use the manufacturer’s relevant market information and the actual package for product details. Corporate brand pages provide background; public-health authorities provide independent health information.

05 / PRIMARY SOURCES

Check the source.

Manufacturer pages supply brand background. Public-health sources provide independent information about nicotine. Market-specific product information should be checked separately.