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Since the onset of Coronavirus (COVID-19), views around smoking in the Dominican Republic remained fairly normal in 2020. Despite discussions about the potential dangers of smoking and susceptibility to the virus in the media, this has not been as much a part of the discourse in the Dominican Republic as it has in other countries.
Borders closed on 19 March, with inbound sea and air arrivals suspended at all ports, including cruises and the land border with Haiti closed. All public transportation has been suspended, limiting the ability to move freely in urban areas.
President Medina’s promulgation of Law 16-19 at the beginning of 2019 effectively prohibited the use of hookah or water pipe tobacco in enclosed private and public establishments, including public and private transportation. This is expected to have a strong impact on clubs, discotheques and nightclubs, as well as colmadónes, bars, recreational parks and other spaces that have become popular for hookah consumption among younger adults.
Philip Morris Dominicana retained its outright lead in cigarettes in 2019, further extending its volume share. This was despite a slight change in its focus to the marketing and distribution of Iqos heated tobacco products in the country towards the end of the review period.
Value sales of cigarettes at constant 2019 prices are expected to register positive annual growth over the forecast period. While rising prices could see a decline in the number of smokers, both new ones and those endeavouring to quit the habit, the economic stress caused by the pandemic could stimulate some into maintaining or resuming the habit.
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