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The Tobacco Reference Guide
by David Moyer, MD.


Chapter 18 Pipes And Cigars

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Pipes And Cigars: General

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Cigar sales declined from 5.5% of the tobacco product market in the early 1970's to

1.5% in 1991, but there were still 4 million cigar and pipe smokers in the US.

Tobacco Control, Winter 1993, p. 57, and Nicotine Addiction, p. 17

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Cigars manufactured in the United States declined form a peak of 10 billion in 1972 to

3.2 billion in 1988, the lowest levels in more than a century.

Population and Development Review, June 1996, p. 223

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The cigar industry is now a billion-dollar business catering to an estimated 12 million

American cigar smokers.

Contra Costa (Calif.) Times, February 6, 1998, p. D11

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Cigar consumption declined by 66% in the United States between 1964 and 1993.

From 1993 to 1997, however, there was a dramatic increase of 50% overall in cigars

consumed, including an estimated 250% increase in sales of premium cigars; 4

billion premium cigars were smoked in 1997.

Journal of the National Cancer Institute, April 15, 1998, pp. 562-563, and PBS

television

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"In 1996, large inexpensive cigars (more than one dollar retail) and cigarillos

accounted for the greatest share of cigar sales (60.3 percent) followed by small cigars

(33.2 percent), and large premium cigars (6.5 percent). In recent years, cigar sales

have increased in all three categories, but the fastest growing segment of the cigar

market has been the premium cigar category where sales have increased by 154

percent since 1993."

Cigars, p. 52

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