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BAT watches as Ministry, Board resolve Lyft's registration

Health CS Mutahi Kagwe (PHOTO: File)

NAIROBI, KENYA: The British American Tobacco (BAT), the firm at the center of the controversial nicotine pouches will not comment at the moment on a letter between the ministry of health and Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) over the registration of the product in Kenya.

Caroline Mavuti from the BAT Communications department said the Ministry of Health and PPB were in a better position to comment on the matter threatening to stop the sale of BAT's popular product Lyft.

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