Mocne

Mocne (Polish for Strong ones) is a brand of cigarettes in Poland. They were first introduced in 1950s in a variety of designs and by several factories of the state-owned tobacco monopoly, Wytwórnia Wyrobów Tytoniowych. In the early 1990s the brand was bought by the Reemtsma company, now a division of Imperial Tobacco. Since then a variety of consumer choices were added, including Lights, Menthol and Extra Lights. In addition to the traditional soft packet, a hard packet was also introduced.

A packet of Mocne in the 1970s

Kind	Tar	Nicotine
Mocne	15 mg/cigarette	1,3 mg/cigarette
Mocne Jasne	10 mg/cigarette	1,0 mg/cigarette
Mocne Menthol
Mocne Superlight

Imperial Tobacco

Brands

Cigarettes	Cabinet Camel¹ Davidoff Ducados Rubio Embassy Ernte 23 Excellence Fine Fortuna Gauloises Gelora Djaja¹ Gitanes Gudang Garam Horizon JPS Lambert & Butler Malibu Marquise Maxim Mevius¹ Mocne Montclair More¹ Mustang News Nobel P&S Premier R1 Regal Richmond Route 66 Sonoma Superkings USA Gold West Windsor Blue

Cigars	Backwoods Classic Cohiba² Dutch Masters Dux Farías Henry Clay H. Upmann² Montecristo² Phillies Por Larrañaga² Quintero² Romeo y Julieta² Trinidad² Vegafina

Other	Bali Shag Drum Golden Virginia McClintock Rizla Skruf Snus Van Nelle

Subsidiaries

Altadis
Commonwealth Brands
Gudang Garam
Habanos (50%)
Reemtsma

Predecessors

Edwards Ringer
F & J Smith
Franklyn Davey
J & F Bell
Lambert & Butler
Stephen Mitchell & Son
W.D. & H.O. Wills
William Clarke & Son

People

¹Australia only ²Brands of Habanos, a 50:50 joint venture between Imperial Tobacco and Cubatabaco

Category
Commons

Cigarettes

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