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JTI unveils new price for Kensitas Club rolling tobacco Print
8th April 2021
JTI is reducing the price for its Kensitas Club Rolling Tobacco in Scotland, in a move designed to reflect “consumer demand for value roll-your-own tobacco”.
The brand’s 30g three-in-one variant is now priced at £11.95, the “lowest price for a 3-in-1 rolling tobacco product in the UK” and its 50g pouch now retails at £19.60, both of which are rolling out across Scotland tomorrow.
Ross Hennessy, head of sales at JTI UK, added: “We know that for many existing adult smokers, price is a key factor when deciding what brand to purchase.
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Coronavirus has had a massive impact on fmcg sales. Not just in terms of shifting huge volumes of trade from the hospitality sector to retail, but at a category level. Understandably, it seems Brits are trying all they can either to avoid catching Covid, as seen with massive spikes in sales of ultra-strong household cleaning products and antibacterial gels, or through building up their immune systems with vitamin supplements or foods from mushrooms to spinach.
So surely then, faced with a global pandemic of a disease that attacks the respiratory system, you would expect to see smokers quitting in their droves and a noticeable decline in tobacco sales?
JTI has launched a new 20s format for its Sterling Dual Capsule Leaf Wrapped product, following the "strong performance of the 10s” format. The new packs are rolling out this month and retail at £9.10 per pack, featuring the same elements as the 10s format. JTI said adult smokers are still looking for new alternatives and choice following the Characterising Flavour Ban last year and Sterling Dual Capsule Leaf Wrapped “offers a good value and
When Lakeway resident Christopher Levy was a teen in the Houston area, he said he’d frequent his neighborhood pool at The Woodlands Athletic Center, spending long, summer afternoons getting exercise and visiting with friends. His family’s life centered around the facility, with his mother serving as a judge for diving competitions.
“It was just one of the few things that you could do in the summer that you weren’t miserable (due to the heat),” Levy said. “I made a lot of friendships there.”
After moving to Lakeway, Levy said he was struck by the city’s lack of a community pool, forcing him to shelter from the heat at the lake or public swimming holes.