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Cigarette Production, Exports, and Domestic Consumption—United States, 1990–2007

Cigarette Production, Exports, and Domestic Consumption—United States, 1990–2004

The line graph above shows U.S. cigarette production, exports, and consumption between 1990 and 2007. During that 17-year period, cigarette production decreased by about 34%, exports decreased by about 34%, and consumption dropped by about 31%. The percentage value by year for each category is as follows:

Year Production Exports Total Consumption
1990 709.7 164.3 525.0
1991 694.5 179.2 510.0
1992 718.5 205.6 500.0
1993 661.0 195.5 485.0
1994 725.5 220.2 486.0
1995 746.5 231.1 487.0
1996 754.5 243.9 487.0
1997 719.6 217.0 480.0
1998 679.7 201.3 465.0
1999 606.6 151.4 435.0
2000 594.6 148.3 430.0
2001 562.4 133.9 425.0
2002 532.0 127.4 415.0
2003 499.4 121.5 400.0
2004 493.5 118.6 388.0
2005 489.0 113.3 376.0
2006 484.0 119.0 372.0
2007 471.6 108.9 360.0

2007 are estimated

Source:
Tobacco Yearbooks, Economic Research Service, USDA

 

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