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Non-essential retail outlets have been forced to close to limit the spread of COVID-19, but this has had little impact on tobacco sales as supermarkets, hypermarkets and convenience stores have been allowed to remain open. Bars, pubs, cafés and restaurants have all also been forced to close in Bolivia to try and contain the virus, eliminating socialising and related tobacco consumption occasions.
Total lockdown started on 22 March and is expected to last until at least 11 May, with borders closed over this time and the movement of cars limited. Bolivians aged 18-65-years-old may only shop on one day each week, with this regulated by ID card numbers.
Bolivian tobacco saw a continued shift away from cigarettes in 2019, due to higher taxation. In addition, cigarette sales were significantly affected by social conflicts that prevented imports and the normal distribution of cigarettes with roadblocks throughout the country in the fourth quarter of 2019.
CITSA continued to dominate volume sales of cigarettes in 2019. The company has a product portfolio of strong brands, imported from Philip Morris International, as well as its own national brands, which enable it to have a strong presence in all three price bands.
Over the forecast period value sales of tobacco are expected to experience negative growth. This will be led by the main category, cigarettes, which is set to see declines in both value and volume terms whereas cigars, cigarillos and smoking tobacco are set to increase in both value and volume terms.
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