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Cigarette sales fell 6.5% in 2021

2022-01-08T08:38:42.249Z


This is the third year in a row that they have declined. And this, despite no tax increase in 2021.


For the third year in a row, cigarette sales fell.

After -6.6% in 2019 and -1.3% in 2020, they fell by 6.5%, according to Les Échos.

That is 33.5 billion cigarettes delivered to tobacconists against 35.8 billion in 2020. And this, although there is no tax increase in 2021. A first since 2017. The last tax increase dates back to November 2020.

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It was in 2017 that the government launched a program to gradually increase the price of a packet of cigarettes to 10 euros.

During these 5 years, sales of cigarettes fell by 24.5%, those of roll-your-own tobacco by 17.5% and by 20% for cigars and cigarillos, according to

Les Échos

.

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In Social Security's 2022 draft budget, the government recorded $ 14.2 billion in tobacco rights revenue for 2021, down $ 200 million due to the end of the price hike program and the resumption of sales. cross-border.

For 2022, they would drop to 13.7 billion.

Source: lefigaro

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