(Independent.ie) PEOPLE'S wages have gone up in smoke since the recession began -- and they're turning to cheaper loose tobacco to cut down on the cost of smoking.
But tax receipts from tobacco still rose to a record €1.2bn last year, with a total of 4,893 tonnes of tobacco smoked during the 12-month period.
Figures show the amount of loose tobacco being sold jumped by 60pc between 2008 and last year. Continued
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Sales soar for loose tobacco as smokers cut costs
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