Cigarette sales climb in 2019
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Hungaryʼs National Tax and Customs Authority (NAV) recorded sales of 8.3 billion cigarettes last year, 11% more than in 2018, data on the authorityʼs website show, state news wire MTI reports.
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Cigarette sales were sharply down from more than 12.5 bln in 2012, the year before a state-run concession was launched to sell tobacco products in dedicated shops off-limits to minors.
Sales of cigars and cigarillos jumped 21% to 618,000 last year.
Sales of loose-leaf tobacco fell 5% to 4,292 tonnes.
Sales of e-cigarette liquid came to 16.3 million milliliters in January-November, NAV said, noting that data on sales of such products are still under review for the period. Sales of the liquid were up more than 60% from full-year sales in 2018.
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