Imperial Brands Launches Limited Edition Vintage Rizla Rolling Papers

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Dec.09.2024
Imperial Brands Launches Limited Edition Vintage Rizla Rolling Papers
Imperial Brands introduces limited edition Rizla rolling papers in nostalgic styles, prompting high demand from consumers.

According to Betterretailing on December 6th, Imperial Brands has launched a limited edition retro-themed Rizla rolling paper.


According to the introduction, the cigarette paper offers three colors: "Golden Virginia Original", "Amber", and "Yellow".


Andrew Malm, the Market Manager of Imperial Tobacco in the UK, stated that...


The demand for these cigarette papers has always been high, with consumers showing great interest in the packaging design. Therefore, we recommend retailers to replenish their stock now to take advantage of the business opportunities during this holiday season.


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