Swedish Match Product line

[stevematthews79]

Hi when I received a free sample of General snus I was also sent a medium sized poster that laid out the swedish match product line, along with how strong the tobacco flavour was for each item. Does anyone have a link to something similar - I am looking at a snuson membership and would prefer to know what I am ordering in advance as I need to order my snus in rolls.

Thanks in advance

Steve

[khalid]

If you look on the northerner site they detail which companies manufacture each product and detail nic strength and many reviews of each product. It might be a bit of a chore to click through. I was also looking for a straight listing when I was doing my VIP but couldn't find one. Hopefully someone one here can scan you a copy of the poster though, good luck.

[jamesstew]

You can give this site a try with translate:
http://www.svensktsnus.se/

http://translate.google.com/translat...nsktsnus.se%2F

[KarlvB]

http://www.swedishsnus.com/rw/

This used to be owned by Swedish Match but was outsourced/sold. They do a scale for moisture and flavour.

[stevematthews79]

I have emailed Swedish Match requesting any marketing literature covering all their brands. If I am successful I will post the info here when I get it. Thanks for the other 2 suggestions, they were useful

[chadizzy1]

I have emailed Swedish Match requesting any marketing literature covering all their brands. If I am successful I will post the info here when I get it. Thanks for the other 2 suggestions, they were useful

It's called a "Snus Range". I have an up to date one, I'll scan it when I get home tonight.

[Guest]

I got a free book with the SM range in it once but tossed it in the trash as it was covered in the unsightly US FDA lies about the harmfull effects of snus. Assume it was aimed at the US market. Shame really would have been a nice book to hold on to other than that.

[jtwh20]

Anyone know if SM is going to offer anything besides General branded snus for sale in the tobacco stores that already carry General?
I'd love to get 01/02 and N&J locally - UPS Shipping blows!!!

[stevematthews79]

It's called a "Snus Range". I have an up to date one, I'll scan it when I get home tonight.

That would be great, any chance you could post it as a Jpeg as I have trouble with adobe?

Regards

Steve

[lxskllr]

That would be great, any chance you could post it as a Jpeg as I have trouble with adobe?

Regards

Steve

Foxit Reader's your friend...

http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/reader/

Install carefully. There's a checkbox that needs to be deselected which offers the ask.com toolbar. It's easy enough to take care of, but blindly clicking Next will install it.

[stevematthews79]

Foxit installed, ready and waiting!

Thanks lxskllr

[lxskllr]

Foxit installed, ready and waiting!

Thanks lxskllr

You're welcome :^)

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[stevematthews79]

Only use my computer for surfing and music, but I'll bear the other apps in mind thanks.

[snusgetter]

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[chadizzy1]

It's called a "Snus Range". I have an up to date one, I'll scan it when I get home tonight.

http://www.snubie.com/2010Range.pdf

This is the most up to date one available.