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An Indian court ruled that nicotine pouches sold at duty-free shops must comply with domestic drug laws. The Adani Group had challenged the classification, arguing the products are not drugs. Authorities warned of public health risks. The court held that Indian regulations apply to goods sold within Indian territory, including duty-free zones, setting a precedent for similar products.
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