Another cigarette group raises prices: The cheapest is now 90 TL

The SCT (Special Consumption Tax) hikes on cigarette prices continue. Following the JTI and BAT groups, the Philip Morris group has also increased its cigarette prices.

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Another cigarette group raises prices: The cheapest is now 90 TL

Following the SCT increases implemented in July, the rise in cigarette prices was reflected in the Philip Morris group as of the morning of August 4. After the BAT and JTI companies previously raised their prices, this time, Philip Morris products have taken their place on the shelves with their new prices.

WHAT ARE THE NEW PRICES FOR PHILIP MORRIS CIGARETTES?

Following the 10 TL increase applied to the group's products, the lowest-priced cigarette rose to 90 TL, and the highest-priced product rose to 100 TL.

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BAT AND JTI HAD ALSO RAISED PRICES

In recent days, the British American Tobacco (BAT) and Japan Tobacco International (JTI) groups had also decided to raise prices for the second time this year. Following these increases, the price of the cheapest cigarette sold by these groups had risen to 85 TL, while the most expensive one had risen to 100 TL.

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