Market research for the tobacco industry

Euromonitor has the world’s most comprehensive research on the tobacco industry. We monitor and analyse industry trends in Tobacco globally, including in-depth data on market share and market size – from the “big picture” down to specific category levels. Categories in tobacco include:

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Cigarettes in Spain

The credit crunch has boosted illegal trade in cigarettes, which has reached sky-high levels with growth of 526% in 2011. Illicit trade was directly responsible cigarettes’ total decline in volume terms during the year. 16% of Spanish smokers have ...

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Cigars in Spain

Spain is one of the leading countries in the world in terms of per capita cigar consumption, ranking eighth overall. The country has a deep-rooted tradition of cigar manufacturing and cigar consumption. Demand for cigars in Spain is very mature and ...

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Tobacco in Spain

In 2011, cigarettes, which saw volume and value sales decrease significantly, was the only category to register negative growth in Spain. Cigarettes, which represent the largest tobacco product in Spain, was hit hard by the credit crunch and high ...

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Tobacco in Thailand

In 2011, cigarettes declined in volume terms while smoking tobacco slowed down in terms of growth. Cigars posted the strongest volume growth in 2011. Small sales base aside, the improved tourism situation in 2011 benefitted sales of cigars. Within ...

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Tobacco in Argentina

In 2011, the consumption of cigarettes registered positive growth after two years of slight decline. The increase is due to the weak government policies against tobacco, keeping the number of smokers stable and a fall in the relative price of a pack ...

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Smoking Tobacco in Argentina

The consumption of RYO and pipe tobacco is historically marked by socioeconomic status and purchasing power. RYO tobacco consumption in Argentina is mostly by low-income consumers in the poorest provinces located in the northwest of the country, ...

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Cigarettes in Argentina

In June 2011, a new anti-smoking law (Law 26687) came into force which prohibits smoking in all workplaces, enclosed public access areas, educational institutions, cultural and sports venues, and inpublic transport. This law also requires that the ...

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Cigars in Argentina

The tradition of smoking cigars is not strongly rooted in Argentina. Cigar smokers can be distinguished between occasional and regular smokers . Occasional smokers are those who smoke to celebrate a special occasion and they tend to smoke standard ...

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Tobacco in Italy

The Italian tobacco market saw volume sales decline during the review period. This was chiefly due to the poor performance of cigarettes, the largest category. Volume sales of cigarettes registered a negative trend for the fourth consecutive year, ...

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Smoking Tobacco in Italy

RYO tobacco and pipe tobacco started out being popular amongst male smokers from lower-income groups: while in the last couple of years, RYO tobacco become trendy and therefore started to spread out amongst women, not only youngsters but also young ...

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