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Imperial Tobacco

Imperial Tobacco PLC is the largest cigarette manufacturer in the UK, second largest in Germany and fourth worldwide, following its purchase of Reemtsma Zigarettenfabriken , adding brands such as Davidoff, Peter Stuyvesant and West to its line-up. The company's headquaters are in Bristol, England.

Imperial Tobacco was created in 1901 from a merger of a number of British tobacco and cigarette companies who were being threatened by competition from the United States. The original merger was between W.D. & H.O. Wills of Bristol and Stephen Mitchel & Son of Glasgow. Later mergers swallowed Lambert & Butler , Wm Clarke & Son , John Player & Sons, Franklyn Davey company , Edwards Ringer , J & F Bell and F & J Smith .

The company's first chairman was William Henry Wills of the Wills company.

Cigarette brands:

  • Davidoff - its leading premium brand
  • Embassy
  • Excellence
  • John Player Special (JPS)
  • Lambert & Butler - the UK's top selling brand
  • Peter Stuyvesant
  • Prima - a cheap Eastern European brand
  • R1 - a very low tar & nicotine brand
  • Richmond
  • Route 66
  • Superkings
  • West - its leading brand

Other products:

  • Drum (Van Nelle)- world's #1 roll-your-own tobacco brand
  • Rizla - world's #1 rolling paper brand

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