so placing an order and the buysnus page says not for sale to US? whats up with that
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Some sort of restriction, I forget why but it involves lucky strikes sales rights. I'm sure someone can remember better than I, but I'm just posting for now so you know it's not a mistake and you'll have to make some friends in europe if you want to try this snus :P -
The international naming rights for both Lucky Strike and Camel are owned by different companies. So the company that owns the US rights (RJ Reynolds) has suddenly decided to throw a hissy fit about the snus being sent to the states so filed a law suit against the largest retailers of snus. Thus, Camel and Lucky Strike can no longer be sent to the US.
yes, stupid, but what is.Comment
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I guess they felt threatened by the swedish camel as it is way better than the american camel snus.Originally posted by sagedilSnus and Dip Video Reviews
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There should be a sticky for this.Comment
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truth be told i dont like lucky strike i just wanted the can lol.
I like that its metal i was gonna use it to carry general extra sterk
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QFT, I carry all my snus in lucky tins. Just feels rightOriginally posted by jdubb750truth be told i dont like lucky strike i just wanted the can lol.
I like that its metal i was gonna use it to carry general extra sterk
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i will buy or trade.
hey i really want to trade somrthing for or buy some LS Orig from sombody PLEASE!!!Comment
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Well at least it's not like the ones that use Cuban tobacco and are actually illegal to import. They can fight with other companies all they want about importation but if you get a buddy in Europe to send it, it's all clear. I would definitely like to try some LS Bold one of these days.Comment
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It was really, really good. If I could get more of it, it would be one of my top favorites..Comment
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A whaile back, several of us wrote Lucky Strike (BAT) asking them to consider other ways to keep Lucky available for sale to the USA.
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Headquartered in Malmö, Sweden, Fielder & Lundgren is probably the oldest snus manufacturing name in Sweden. Started as a company in 1835, F & L's history has been full of name changes but one thing that has stayed consistent thru out it's 175 year existence, is it's commitment to producing quality Swedish snus.
Even though the company was started in 1835, it was Samuel Fielder who applied for permission to manufacture snus in Gothenburg, Sweden in 1785. Today, Fielder & Lundgren produces -
Hi all!
I know PACT act seems to be almost like saying racist against tobacco users now days but, I also noticed that no one had posted the... -
We wanted to make sure all lovers of Swedish snus had access to the PACT Act in it's entirety! So, for all to read, here's the entire bill:
03-04-10, 05:49 AM -
Click here to read the rest of the review via SnusAuthority....
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