Cigarette Butt Industry Analysis by Top Investment Segments The below table highlights how disposable segment is projected to lead the market in terms of product, and is expected to account for a share of 70.0% in 2025

[2] In 1972 these brands (below) made up 94% of all cigarettes sold (in order of tar content, lowest first): Silk Cut (filter) Consulate Menthol (filter) Cadets (filter) Piccadilly De Luxe (filter) Cambridge (filter) Embassy Gold (filter) Embassy Regal (filter) Sovereign (filter) Sterling (filter) Player's No 6 Virginia (filter) Park Drive (filter) Kensitas (filter) Embassy (filter) Gold Leaf Virginia (filter) Player No 6 (plain) Player's Weights (plain) Albany (filter) Woodbine (plain) Player's No 10 Virginia (filter) Guards Tipped (filter) Benson & Hedges King Size (filter) Senior Service (plain) Player's Navy Cut (plain) Park Drive (plain) Rothman's King Size (filter) Source: "Which?" published by The Consumers' Association September 1971, page 283 The majority of the most popular brands are filter tipped

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According to Cancer Research UK, some of the many benefits of e-cigarettes are: - E-Cigarettes contain nicotine but not cancer causing tobacco - Nicotine is addictive, but does not cause cancer - Tobacco is the biggest cause of preventable death in the UK - Passively breathing vapour from vapes is unlike to be harmful - Growing evidence shows e-cigarettes are helping people to become ex smokers Additionally, Public Health England state that " e-cigarettes are at least 95% LESS harmful than smoking traditional tobacco products "