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ÁTVR Stops Selling Snuff Horns

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A decision has been made to discontinue the production of snuff horns. It is expected that ÁTVR will run out of supplies in November.
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ÁTVR is going to stop producing neftóbakshorna. Búist er við að köpnir särmist í November. This is stated in the announcement from ÁTVR. Icelandic neftóbak has a long history and has been sold in various containers, such as dósum and krukkum, from 1941. Tóbakshornin first went on sale in 1992. The announcement says that sales of neftóbak hafi dragged a lot in the last year. Because of this and the requirement for hagrädingu, it is food ÁTVR "að …

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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ÁTVR has decided to stop producing snuff horns and they will therefore soon disappear from the market. It is expected that the last stocks will run out in November. This is stated in an announcement from ÁTVR, which states that the decision was made in light of the fact that sales of snuff have declined significantly in recent years. The snuff horns first came to the market in 1992 and have therefore been on sale for 34 years. However, Icelandic…

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ÁTVR has decided to stop producing snuff cones and expects their stocks to run out in November. When they run out, snuff will only be available in 50 gram plastic cans.

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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Fréttir - mbl.is broke the news in Reykjavík, Iceland on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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