Large dromedaries suitable for military campaigns. Gangsters smoking three cigars a day or leaders making history. Names like Meharis, Al Capone, and Churchill have a powerful influence on the world. cigar industry, catapulted with the entry into force of Law No. 42/2010 of 30 December, allowing the manual sale of “cigars and cigars supplied in a natural packaging” in bars and restaurants. The ‘2022 Report, which coincided with the reform promoted by José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero’s Executive Director. Distribution by alcohol, tobacco and illicit drugs in Spain jumped 97.8% between 2009 and 2013; however, this vertical trend waned over time mainly due to the emergence of new fashions or economic solutions. e-cigarette or liar bites. Túbanos, an integral part of the mouths of characters like Fidel Castro and Che Guevara they’re not having their best moments although they resist well on national soil. Galicia, the third community to see the biggest drop in consumption last year, sold 4.8 million fewer… But billed almost 400,000 euros more.
This can be deduced from last year’s data analyzed in ‘Statistical Information on the Tobacco Market’. At the percentage level, the inter-year reduction in cigar consumption in Galicia was 3.8%, only in La Rioja and Extremadura (with percentages slightly exceeding 4% in both cases). Cigar sales volumes increased only in Catalonia and the Balearic Islands, where the revenue from the sale of this product increased the most (18.5% and 10.5%, respectively). And the example of Valencia, the Basque Country, Andalusia or Madrid is striking: Despite reducing the consumption of cigars, the revenue from its sale increased by nearly 8%.
In terms of quantity, the Galicia region was the region where further cigar sales were stopped. It fell just over 4.8 million, topping the nearly 4.3 million sold for less in Madrid, or the 3.7, 2.8 and 2.5 million declines in populated communities such as Castilla y León, the Basque Country and Andalusia. From sales, far from the huge increase in Catalonia, we entered an additional 386,000 euros: an additional 9.4 million euros. In total, the Autonomous sold 121.2 million cigars in 2022 for the same 26.1 million euros, positioning itself as the seventh country to distribute and raise at the same time túbanos – behind all the above-mentioned CCAAs excluding the Balearic Islands. the most money… Despite the loss of consumption, the inflation kept a cigar.
“The decline continues”
in Spain, where The average age at which the first puff of tobacco was taken is 14.1 years. In both boys and girls, there was “a certain shift in the consumption habits of some of the smokers towards the consumption of other types of tobacco, which affected cigars and stopped in 2013.” sustained decline in sales”, according to the Ministry of Health.
Currently, Galicia is in the middle of the table in terms of number of cigarettes smoked per capita. On average, each Galician would have smoked about 45 “cigars or cigars natural cigarillo providados de cigarillo” in the last year, and this number is considered both large format products and small cigars sold in packs. The amount is less than the maximum of 68 cigars each Navarre resident can smoke and the minimum 23 cigars that each Madrid resident can theoretically smoke. Also, on a community basis, Basques spent the most on cigars last year (19.4 euros) and Murcians the least (7.4). Galicians, about 9.7 euros.
When these figures are taken for all tobacco products overall, in addition to cigars, cigarette packs and cigarettes and pipes, the four provinces of Galicia are among the 15 Spanish provinces that spend less on tobacco per capita. In 2022, each person from Pontevedra quit smoking for 224.4 euros (fifth smallest), followed by A Coruña (238.5 euros), Lugo (240.2 euros) and Ourense (248.3 euros). This fork ranges from the maximum recorded by Girona (EUR 872.9 per tobacco spender) to the minimum of Seville (EUR 196.9).