Smokeless tobacco market research

Euromonitor has the world’s most comprehensive research on the smokeless tobacco category within the tobacco industry. We monitor and analyse industry trends around the world, including in-depth data on market share and market size – from the “big picture” qualitative analysis; down to specific category data.

Euromonitor data and market analysis cultivates your organization’s awareness of the smokeless tobacco market and the greater competitive environment, ensuring accurate and focused strategies for your business.

A resource for your entire organization, Euromonitor market research supports every level of business, assisting in strategic development, marketing, mergers and acquisitions, and brand management.

Our smokeless tobacco market research answer questions such as:

What is the market size of smokeless tobacco?
What are the major brands in smokeless tobacco?
What are the traditional types of smokeless tobacco available?
What are manufacturer strategies in smokeless tobacco?
What innovations are present in smokeless tobacco?

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Country Report

Smokeless Tobacco in India

Chewing tobacco is the oldest and most widely available form of tobacco commonly consumed in India. Its cheap price, making it affordable to most social groups, means that it continues to be firmly entrenched in India’s culture. Chewing tobacco ...

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Smokeless Tobacco in Saudi Arabia

Smokeless tobacco is not available in Saudi Arabia and this is not likely to change over the forecast period.

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Smokeless Tobacco in Norway

Smokeless tobacco, in particularly Swedish-style snus, is generally more popular than smoking in Norway. Historically, many generations of Norwegians have been used to both types of tobacco. However, in recent years, snus consumption has risen as ...

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Smokeless Tobacco in the Philippines

Smokeless tobacco is fairly new in the Philippines. Consumption of this product started only in 2007 when exporters from Malaysia, India and the US introduced the product. Since then, local consumption of smokeless tobacco, commonly snuff and chewing...

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Smokeless Tobacco in Denmark

The public smoking ban, constantly increasing cigarette taxation and the positioning of smokeless tobacco as a healthier alternative led to an increase in smokeless tobacco sales in 2011. Retail volume sales of smokeless tobacco rose by 5% in 2011 to...

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Smokeless Tobacco in Pakistan

Consumption of smokeless tobacco in Pakistan developed from the ancient South Asian tradition of using betel nuts. Initially, Pakistanis mainly consumed paan, although gutkha subsequently appeared. This was an unpackaged product that was handmade ...

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Smokeless Tobacco in Singapore

Under the Control of Advertisements and Sales of Tobacco Act, smokeless tobacco has been banned in Singapore since 2003. In July 2010, the Act was amended to extend the ban to include alternative tobacco and nicotine products that are available in ...

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Smokeless Tobacco in Morocco

Sales remain insignificant in 2011

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Smokeless Tobacco in Malaysia

There was no specific legal status pertaining to smokeless tobacco in Malaysia until 2011 largely due to the absence of commercial brands that required official observation. Smokeless tobacco was still largely found in rural areas where it is ...

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Smokeless Tobacco in Thailand

There are no smokeless tobacco products in Thailand. Electronic cigarettes have not yet been classified as a smokeless tobacco product by the Thai Food and Drug Administration, and are thus not yet legally available in the Thai market place.

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