The largest cigar market growth in the last 10 years (in terms of value) has been in Asia, with China being the fastest growing country for consumption.
Cigars: Made in Asia
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TFWA Headed to Guangzhou
TFWA has announced that the third TFWA China’s Century Conference will take place next March in Guangzhou. The conference will be held at the Four Seasons Hotel, Guangzhou.
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Celebrating Cigars: Global Cigar Fests
Aficionados have a real and strong passion for the best-known production of these countries and might have recurrent dreams about them, but how many actually visit the birthplaces of their favourite cigars?
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Gory Warnings/Plain Packaging: Won’t Be Scaring China
Despite government efforts to tighten tobacco controls, simplifying cigarette packaging with picture health warnings proves to be quite difficult in China due to stiff corporate resistance and cultural traditions.
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The Wenzhou Model: Innovation in the Face of Adversity
Wenzhou City has been remarkably successful in cigarette sales promotion using innovative techniques amid the current adversity in tobacco trade seen as part of a general slowdown in economic development in China.
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China’s 'Reverse Transformation' Marketing Method
Cigarette marketing methods in China are undergoing a “reverse transformation” to a pattern of "promotion from the consumption, retail, and commercial sectors to the manufacturing sector."
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Profile: China Tobacco Jiangxi Industrial Striving to be More Competitive
China Tobacco Jiangxi Industrial Co., Ltd. – operator of the tobacco industry in east China’s Jiangxi Province – strives to make its leading cigarette brand, Jinsheng, more competitive by significantly improving appearance, flavor and marketability.
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Chinese Takeovers of Zim Farms
Zimbabwe has seen a surge in millions of dollars of Chinese investment in formerly white-owned tobacco farms.
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Chinese Cigarette Brands Enter No-advertising Era
Cigarette brands in China have entered a no-advertising era as a result of the interim measures for management over advertising on the internet.
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Chinese Manufacturers Innovate Filter Tips
Chinese tobacco manufacturers have attached greater and greater importance to innovating filter tips to attract smokers.
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High-End Paper and Packaging from China
An elegant looking filter tip and laser printing-enhanced packaging go a long way in establishing brand appeal among consumers – and nobody knows that better than China’s paper and packaging suppliers.
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Imperial’s Foothold in China
The world’s fourth-biggest tobacco company, Imperial Brands, gets a foothold in the largest cigarette market through a joint venture with state-owned China National Tobacco.
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E-Cigarettes No Threat to China’s Traditional Markets…Yet
The emergence of electronic cigarettes as a substitute for traditional cigarettes in China may have a great impact on the country’s traditional markets, even as the safety of vaping remains controversial in China and the rest of the world.
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Recovering From a “Frigid Winter”
China’s tobacco industry needs to be persistent to innovate and develop new products to recover lost sales over the past year stemming from sluggish economic performance nationwide.
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RYO Paper in Asia: More Doom than Boom?
In a region where RYO is uncommon, rolling paper sales remain sluggish compared with the rest of the world. International paper companies primarily concentrate on maintaining a brand presence, holding up their hopes that better times might arrive.
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Chinese E-cigarette Makers: FDA’s Challenges/Opportunities
Chinese electronic cigarette manufacturers now face both opportunities and challenges in production and sales at international markets due to the adoption of stringent new rules by the US Food and Drug Administration.
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Flavor Capsules Holding Steady in Global Cigarettes
Despite living under a cloud of regulatory threats, flavor capsule cigarettes continued to make inroads in in global markets.
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China Increases Growers’ Earnings While Reducing Output
China’s tobacco industry has managed to increase earnings from leaf production to encourage farmers to continue growing tobacco while taking steps to reduce the output over the past three years, in response to government efforts to cut inventories.
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Belt and Road Initiative: From China to the World
China’s tobacco industry looks forward to enjoying favorable conditions in its drive to “go global,” due to the implementation of the Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road, the so-called “Belt and Road” initiative.
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China Warms Up to Heat-Not-Burn
China Tobacco Guangdong Industrial Co. representatives say the company sees value in developing new types of tobacco products. Now they take a look at so-called heat-not-burn products using a new type of heating device.
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