Cigarettes

Article Abstract:

The UK cigarette market is expected to be valued at 12.212 million pounds sterling by 2002, increasing 6.3% on 1997 value of 11,493 million pounds sterling. Sales rose by 5% from 1996 to 1997, and the market will continue to grow around medium and premium priced products, despite a reduction in the number of smokers. Premium cigarettes accounted for 46.3% of the market in 1997, with a value of 5.321 million pounds sterling. The UK market is dominated by Imperial Tobacco and Gallaher which have 78% of the market between them in 1997.

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Tobacco products: Part two

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The second of a two-part report details trends in tobacco sales in the United Kingdom. Market share and corporate strategies are discussed along with forecasts of future consumer trends.

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Tobacco products: Part one

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The first of a two-part report on the tobacco market in the United Kingdom is presented. Companies and distributors are detailed and forecasts for future consumer trends suggested.

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Subjects list: Statistics, Tobacco industry, Tobacco
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