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Smokeless Tobacco in Tunisia

Smokeless tobacco is losing retail volume and value shares in tobacco because of changing lifestyles. It is perceived as old-fashioned to consume neffa and the main purchasers are elderly people in southern Tunisia, where it is a traditional type of ...

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Smoking Tobacco in Tunisia

Pipe tobacco remains a very popular product in Tunisia due to the widespread use of shisha, the traditional water pipe. Smoking shisha is rooted in Tunisian culture and consumption usually rises during Ramadan. This habit is also widespread in ...

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Country Report

Cigarettes in Tunisia

The main trend in 2010 was the positive result achieved by the National Programme Against Tobacco Use. With 2009 designated anti-tobacco year, 250 doctors received training to help smokers quit the habit. The programme is believed to have helped to ...

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Cigars in Tunisia

Smoking cigars and cigarillos is not new for Tunisians, although it reflects the social class of the consumer, as consumption remains restricted to wealthy people and tourists.

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Tobacco in Tunisia

The decree of 14 September 2009 came into force on 19 January 2010. The new law stipulates that small foodservice outlets of less than 50 sq. m should designate a maximum of 15 sq. m as a smoking area. For larger outlets, one half of their space must...

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Statistical Reference Handbook

Who Drinks What

Jan 2011

Statistical Reference Handbook

World Consumer Lifestyles Databook 2012

Mar 2012

Statistical Reference Handbook

World Health Databook

May 2011

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