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Cigarettes Filter Considerations

Active smokers are often puzzled by the question whether there is any sense to buy cigarettes with a good filter, even if all the same dose of nicotine received by the body will remain at the same level? The answer is clear: If you smoke, it is better to smoke cigarettes with good quality filter. In order to avoid the exposal to the harmful substances the filter of such brands as for example Parliament cigarettes has its important role in nowadays cigarettes and tobacco products. Besides smokers will also avoid thermal burns, which are not very visible, but are an important part of smoking process. Another reason to choose quality filter cigarettes is the facts that your teeth are destroyed more slowly, due to the reduction of a term impact and, according to several specialists; quality filters can allow smokers to postpone the development of lung diseases for twenty years, and perhaps even further.

However, smokers should take into account the facts that the filter has one essential negative feature, particularly relevant in our time – it has the ability to absorb bacteria. They feel very comfortable on the cigarettes filter and many times the infection is spread directly to the lungs. To avoid this, smokers should avoid the habit of keeping a cigarette in their mouth all the time, soaking the filter with saliva, and another important issue is to avoid the collective smoking of one cigarette as it can lead to very unfortunate consequences. All these problems cannot be solved, but at least can be partially avoided by smoking cigarettes with high quality filters.

Dunhill Cigarettes

Dunhill Cigarettes -  Keep the Essence. This luxury brand manufactured by British American Tobacco company is always innvoating and improving by offering new design for packs, as well as new brands and types of cigarettes.

For lovers of high quality luxury tobacco here is the list of manufactured Dunhill Cigaerttes:

Dunhill Filter (Tar 10 mg, Nicotine 0.7 mg)
Dunhill Filter “Journey of Taste”, 100 year blends #15 ‘Art Nouveau’, #33 ‘Art Deco’ & #85 (Tar 10 mg, Nicotine 0.7 mg)
Dunhill Filter Malta (Tar 7 mg, Nicotine 0.7 mg, Carbon Monoxide 7 mg)
Dunhill Filter replacement packaged Blue, Malta (Tar 7 mg, Nicotine 0.6 mg, Carbon Monoxide 8 mg
Dunhill Fine Cut Tobacco cut 46 times per inch, Australia packaged White, Blue and Black. In Romania there is also a Red and a Burgundy version, and in Hungary a Silver version.
Dunhill United Kingdom – King Size (Tar 10 mg, Nicotine 0.9 mg)
Dunhill Canada – King Size (Tar 15 mg, Nicotine 1.4 mg)
Dunhill Special Reserve Canada – King Size (Tar 12 mg, Nicotine 1.3 mg)
Dunhill Portugal – King Size (Tar 10 mg, Nicotine 0.8 mg, Carbon Monoxide 10 mg)
Dunhill Malaysia (No More Than 20 mg Tar, 1.5 mg Nicotine)
Dunhill Lights (Tar 4 mg, Nicotine 0.4 mg)
Dunhill Lights Korea (6 mg Tar, 0.6 mg Nicotine)
Dunhill Lights South Africa (9 mg Tar, 0.8 mg Nicotine)
Dunhill Ultra (Tar3 mg, Nicotine 0.3 mg)
Dunhill Ultra South Africa (Tar 5 mg, Nicotine 0.5 mg)
Dunhill Infinite (Tar 1 mg, Nicotine 0.1 mg)
Dunhill Infinite South Africa (2 mg Tar, 0.2 mg Nicotine)
Dunhill Essence (A new line of ‘slim’ cigarettes using 100% tobacco lamina)
Dunhill Top Leaf (Produced with only the top leaves of the tobacco plant)
Dunhill Menthol (a mentholated cigarette)
Dunhill 1 mg Korea (Tar 1.0 mg, Nicotine 0.10 mg)
Dunhill Blonde Blend nanocut Brazil (7 mg Tar, 0.7 mg Nicotine)
Dunhill SWITCH (Middle East Region, South Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hungary, South Africa, South America Region, New Zealand) A bead in the filter, when broken, turns the cigarette into a menthol. Available in Full Flavor (Black) and Lights (Silver) (7 mg Tar, 0.6 mg Nicotine)
Dunhill Fine Cut Mild Indonesia (Fine Cut Mild Kretek, 13 mg Tar, 1.0 mg Nicotine)

Marlboro Overview

 Marlboro is an American brand of tobacco cigarettes manufactured in the United States by Philip Morris USA, a subsidiary of Altria, and the rest of the world by Philip Morris International. Distributed in 170 countries, is the brand's best selling cigarette in the world since 1972.

Philip Morris, a small importer of tobacco, opened his first shop in London in 1847. After his death in 1873, his family continue the tobacco trade under the same name and in 1902, the Philip Morris brand cigarettes began to be exported to U.S..

The "Marlboro" brand is registered in the United States in 1908 that no cigarette is marketed under that name before 1923. The brand name comes from the address, Great Marlborough Street, the first factory Philip Morris Inc. London, simplified "Marlboro". The Morris family moved to the United States in 1909.

When Marlboro cigarettes are born (1923 or 1924), they are first marketed as "America's luxury cigarette", and are mainly sold in hotels and resorts.

After experiencing a brief success during the Second World War, the Marlboro cigs for sale stagnated at less than 1% of tobacco sales to USA. In 1954, Philip Morris decided to reposition the Marlboro brand and modify the product. Among the major changes are the addition of a filter (in faux cork finish, as we still know it today), a mixture of tobacco stronger, a new logo, and the arrival of a new package known as the "Flip Top Box", the packet rabattant cardboard cover.

Leo Burnett advertising in Chicago, was given the new Marlboro advertising, it is he who will make the Marlboro cigarette brand most sold in the world. Communication Marlboro staged a series of manly men, the cowboy is one of them.

In 1957, sales had tripled (6.4 billion cigarettes in 1954, they spent $ 19.5 billion) to 4.5% of national market share in 1958.

 

As still of today Marlboro is the top most sold brand of cigarettes in the world. Find them in the following flavors:

• Marlboro Red
• Marlboro Gold
• Marlboro Gold Edge

 

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Unsurprisingly, as value and economy-priced discount cigarettes brands take a bigger bite out of the market, retailers are reporting that sales of their premium-priced discount cigarette brands are being cannibalised. It's an occurrence which is leading some to consider slashing the space dedicated to premium cigarettes.

However, JTI UK head of communications Jeremy Blackburn strongly advises against this. "Premium discount cigarettes, which offer retailers a higher margin, are still bought by one in four smokers so retailers shouldn't lose focus here," he says.

Blackburn is also adamant that the decline in premium cigarettes brand sales as seen in the early part of 2010 is now slowing and that the market will soon stabilise. "Those cigarette smokers who still choose to purchase premium cigarette products are the stalwart supporters," he says. "These people are very loyal, and so it's unlikely that the market will decline much further," he says.

Last year JTI attempted to stem the flow of adult cigarettes smokers drifting down the price ranges by introducing 14-pack formats to its quality Silk Cut house. The new range, which joined the existing Benson & Hedges Gold and Silver 14s, was designed to offer adult cigarettes smokers with an alternative to downtrading and, according to Blackburn, early indications are proving promising.

BAT also attempted to solve the problem, but with a different tactic relaunching its two premium cigarette brands, Vogue Cigarettes and Lucky Strike Cigarettes, with fresh new packaging designs.

Smaller pack sizes and flash new looks might not be enough to fend off even further price hikes expected later this month, though, when the government reveals its Budget plans on March 23.

"With new Chancellor George Osborne looking increasingly likely to carry on where Alistair Darling left off, there will be yet more tax rises on the horizon," adds JTI's Blackburn.

"These will come hot on the heels of the January VAT increase, meaning that in a few short months the price of a disocunt cigarettes pack could have grown by as much as 50p."

He adds that the ever-increasing cost of a legitimate pack of cigarettes is bad news for cigarette smokers and legitimate tobacco retailers, but provides a boost for the illicit trade.

Blackburn, who is "wary" about recent reports of a black market slowdown (latest HMRC estimates suggested that the illicit disocunt cigarette market's share fell by 13% to 11% in 2009), says that further price hikes are likely to undo much of the good progress made by making cheaper unregulated supply routes more attractive to cash-conscious cigarette smokers.

"Figures that speak of slowdowns in non-UK duty paid stock are something of a false dawn," he says. "The situation certainly won't be helped by the new Budget and further tax hikes, and as the pound continues to strengthen and the country climbs out of recession people will start to travel abroad again, the tobacco gangs will strengthen and we could well see a re-emergence of the problem."

Another fear which has been front, back and middle of mind for every retailer with a tobacco gantry these past couple of years is the tobacco display ban. Last month, the Scottish government announced that it was to push back the October 1, 2011 implementation date for large stores, but as C-Store went to press, MPs in England and Wales had still not shown their hand. However, the shortening timescales mean it is now highly likely that the ban will be delayed South of the border, too.

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