Summary
“Tobacco Insights”, is a monthly report by Canadean which provides extensive and highly detailed information on the changing production and consumption patterns affected by the recent developments related to new laws and regulations globally
Key Findings
- The volume and value of Thailand's cigarette market will keep expanding during the next five years. In 2016, 49.7 billion cigarettes were sold, an increase of 2% on the sales recorded during the previous year.
- Philip Morris International has increased the company's regular quarterly dividend by 2% to an annualized rate of US$4.16 per share.
- Oman has implemented a 'long-awaited' 100% increase in tobacco-product taxes, according to press reports. This is the first time in 17 years that the government has raised taxes on tobacco products
- In the USA, cigar consumption had a small decrease to 1,034 million pieces in July 2016, down from 1,077 million pieces in July 2015.
Synopsis
- Consumption data based upon a unique combination of industry research, fieldwork, market sizing work and our in-house expertise in the industry in order to offer data about the trends and dynamics affecting the Tobacco industry.
- Recent activities of the manufacturers operating in the industry.
- Detailed company profiles, highlighting key focus product sectors with the key features and developments, segmentation, per capita trends and the brands.
Reasons To Buy
- Evaluate important changes in consumer behavior to identify profitable markets and areas for product innovation.
- Analyze the current and forecast market position of the brands to identify the best opportunities to exploit.
- A summary of the latest news in the Tobacco industry, providing a single-source solution to understand how the industry is changing, and what this means for brands and companies.
Table Of Contents
1 A Global Perspective
1.1 Cigarette Consumption and Production
1.1.1 Cigarette Consumption Trends, 2004-2014
1.1.2 Cigarette Production Trends, 2003-2013
1.1.3 Regional Cigarette Consumption, 2013
1.1.4 Regional Cigarette Production, 2013
1.1.5 Per Capita Consumption of Cigarettes by Country, 2004-2014
2 Global News
2.1 Asia-Pacific
2.1.1 Australia
2.1.2 Hong Kong
2.1.3 India
2.1.4 Indonesia
2.1.5 Japan
2.1.6 New Zealand
2.1.7 Oman
2.1.8 Singapore
2.1.9 South Korea
2.1.10 Taiwan
2.1.11 Thailand
2.2 Africa
2.2.1 Malawi
2.3 North America
2.3.1 Canada
2.3.2 United States
2.4 Europe
2.4.1 EU
2.4.2 Italy
2.4.3 Netherlands
2.4.4 Russia
2.4.5 Spain
2.4.6 United Kingdom
2.5 Middle East
2.5.1 Afghanistan
2.5.2 Israel
2.5.3 Iran
3 Consumer Analysis of Recent Product Development
3.1 Yan'an 1935 - Xiangyan
3.2 Guiyan Kuayue - XizhiXiangyan
3.3 Marlboro Dry Menthol - Cigarettes - 8,5
3.4 Kool Escape - Cigarettes - Iceland Dive, L.A. Swash
3.5 Lark Smart Plus - Cigarettes - Regular, Menthol
3.6 Premium FrizcFlavor Flavor Your Own - Premium Flavor Card - Double Apples, Menthol and Raspberry, Cherry
3.7 Trokadero Diamond Tech - Cigarettes - Recessed and Charcoal Topaz
3.8 Moods - 12 Premium Cigarillos - Sunshine Filter
3.9 Cafe Creme - Cigarillos Aromatises avec Filters - Coffee, Vanilla
3.1 Camel Special a Tuber - Tabac a Cigarettes
3.11 Bentley - Hand-Selected Rolling Tobacco
3.12 Magic 0 - Cigarettes
3.13 Marlboro Gold Slims - Cigarettes
3.14 Mademoiselle - Cigarettes - La Blanche
3.15 Haomao Zhaocaimao 1600
3.16 Verellen Gold - Cigarillos - Tropical Filter, Tropical
3.17 Davidoff - Discovery pipe tobacco and pipe blends
3.18 Vaporfi - Very Berry Slushie e-liquid flavor
3.19 Meier and Dutch - A.J. Fernandez New World
3.2 Diadema - Romeo y Julieta Capuletos
3.21 Famous Smoke Shop - Seven Deadly Sins premium cigars edition
3.22 Espinosa Alpha - Espinosa Alpha Dawg and Espinosa Pier 28 Habano
3.23 Davidoff launches limited edition Corona FSG
3.24 Vaporfi - MOD collections
4 Company News
4.1 Japan Tobacco
4.2 KTandG
4.3 Philip Morris International
4.4 Reyes Family Cigars
4.5 Russia
4.6 Scandinavia Tobacco Group
4.7 Swedish Snus
5 Tackling the illicit trade in tobacco
5.1 Sizing the problem
5.1.1 Overview
5.1.1 Winners-losers
5.1.2 Estimates
5.1.3 Geography
5.2 Examining strategies for combating counterfeiting
5.2.1 Manufacturer Level
5.2.2 Country and International level
5.3 Recommendations rooted against consumer insight
5.3.1 Public perception of illicit tobacco trade needs to change
5.3.2 Consumer education is a vital tool in counteracting illicit trade
5.3.3 Use new technologies to help consumers identify counterfeit
5.3.4 Target status seekers with legal brands
5.3.5 Collaboration is vital between all the bodies suffering from illicit trade
5.3.6 Take inspiration from other industries
6 Appendix
6.1 About Canadean
6.2 Disclaimer
6.3 Ask the Analyst
List Of Tables
Table 1: Global Cigarette Consumption, million pieces,2004-2014
Table 2: Global Cigarette Production, million pieces, 2003-2013
Table 3: Regional Cigarette Consumption, 2013
Table 4: Regional Cigarette Production, 2013
Table 5:Per Capita Consumption of Cigarettes by Country, pieces, 2004-2014
Table 6: Japan: JT Monthly Cigarette Sales, Fiscal 2015-2017
Table 7: Canada: Monthly Cigarette Production and Sales, 2014- 2016
Table 8: USA: Monthly Cigarettes Consumption and Production Trends, 2014- 2016, Million Pieces
Table 9: USA: Monthly Small Cigars Consumption and Production Trends, 2015 and 2016, Million Pieces
Table 10: USA: Monthly Large Cigars and Cigarillos Consumption and Production Trends, 2015 and 2016, Million Pieces
Table 11: USA: Monthly Snuff Consumption and Production Trends, 2015 and 2016, Thousand Pounds
Table 12: USA: Monthly Chewing Tobacco Consumption and Production Trends, 2015 and 2016, Thousand Pounds
Table 13: USA: Monthly Pipe Tobacco Consumption and Production Trends, 2015 and 2016, Thousand Pounds
Table 14: USA: Monthly Roll Your Own Tobacco Consumption and Production Trends, 2015 and 2016, Thousand Pounds
Table 15:Spain: Monthly Tobacco Quantities Released for Consumption, 2014-2016
Table 16:Spain: Monthly Brand Shares, August 2015 and August 2016, % Volume
Table 17: Yan'an 1935 - Xiangyan
Table 18: Guiyan Kuayue - Xizhi Xiangyan
Table 19:Marlboro Dry Menthol - Cigarettes - 8,5
Table 20:Kool Escape - Cigarettes - Iceland Dive, L.A. Swash
Table 21:Lark Smart Plus - Cigarettes - Regular, Menthol
Table 22: Premium FrizcFlavor Flavor Your Own - Premium Flavor Card - Double Apples, and Raspberry, Cherry
Table 23:Trokadero Diamond Tech - Cigarettes - Recessed and Charcoal Topaz
Table 24: Moods - 12 Premium Cigarillos - Sunshine Filter
Table 25: Café Cream - Cigarillos Aromatises avec Filters - Coffee, Vanilla
Table 26: Camel Special a Tuber - Tabac a Cigarettes
Table 27: Bentley - Hand - Selected Rolling Tobacco
Table 28: Magic O - Cigarettes
Table 29: Marlboro Gold Slims - Cigarettes
Table 30: Mademoiselle - Cigarettes - La Blanche
Table 31: Haomao Zhaocaimao 1600
Table 32: Verellen Gold - Cigarillos - Tropical Filter, Tropical
Table 33: Discovery Pipe Tobacco variants
Table 34:The A.J. Fernandez New World
Table 35:Ecuadorian Alpha Dawg
Table 36:Pier 28 Habano
Table 37: List of five companies from the tobacco industry
List Of Figures
Figure 1: Imports as % of Consumption, 2013
Figure 2: Exports as % of Production, 2013
Figure 3: Yan'an 1935 - Xiangyan
Figure 4: Guiyan Kuayue - Xizhi Xiangyan
Figure 5: Marlboro Dry Menthol - Cigarettes - 8,5
Figure 6: Kool Escape - Cigarettes - Iceland Dive, L.A. Swash
Figure 7: Lark Smart Plus - Cigarettes - Regular, Menthol
Figure 8: Premium FrizcFlavor Flavor Your Own - Premium Flavor Card - Double Apples, andRaspberry, Cherry
Figure 9: Trokadero Diamond Tech - Cigarettes - Recessed andCharcoal Topaz
Figure 10: Moods - 12 Premium Cigarillos - Sunshine Filter
Figure 11: Café Cream - Cigarillos Aromatises avec Filters - Coffee, Vanilla
Figure 12: Camel Special a Tuber - Tabac a Cigarettes
Figure 13: Bentley - Hand - Selected Rolling Tobacco
Figure 14: Magic O - Cigarettes
Figure 15: Marlboro Gold Slims - Cigarettes
Figure 16: Mademoiselle - Cigarettes - La Blanche
Figure 17: Haomao Zhaocaimao 1600 - Xiangyan
Figure 18: Verellen Gold - Cigarillos - Tropical Filter, Tropical
Figure 19: Winners and losers of illicit tobacco trade
Figure 20: Tobacco packaging featuring "digital lock"
Figure 21: President of the US Barack Obama's quote about illicit tobacco
Figure 22: Why do you smoke?
Figure 23: Why do you smoke?
Figure 24: When shopping for cigarettes, which of the following aspects do you prioritize?
Figure 25: When shopping for other tobacco products which of the following aspects do you prioritize?
Figure 26: I prioritize flavor, when buying the following products, by age groups
