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There are four manufacturers in China producing Double Happiness cigarettes. This is an issue left over from history. Before liberation, Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Company set up branch factories in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Wuhan and Tianjin. The brand Double Happiness began to be produced during that period.

History of Double Happiness Cigarettes History of Double Happiness Cigarettes: Double Happiness brand cigarettes are flue-cured Grade A cigarettes with strong aroma, pure taste and moderate strength. However, smoking is harmful to health and people should refuse to smoke. Specifications and packaging: The initial circumference is 27.75 mm, the length is 70 mm, and the packaging is only a soft bag of 20 pieces.

In 1953, the circumference was set at 27.5 mm and the length was still 70 mm. The packaging is newly added with 50 pieces of tinplate cans. In May 1956, in order to increase exports, 10-cigarette hard box packaging was launched, and the length of the cigarettes was 72 mm. In the late 1960s, with the rise of filter cigarettes, the specifications and packaging of Double Happiness cigarettes changed accordingly. The specifications are divided into 81 mm and 84 mm. There are 4 types of packaging: 50-piece tins, plastic tins, and 20-piece hard boxes with clamshells and soft packs. . At the beginning of the liberation, the sales of the Class B cigarette bank brand of Nanyang Tobacco Company's Shanghai manufacturing plant declined in the Shanghai market. In order to open up sales in the Shanghai market, the company redesigned the Double Happiness brand logo and changed the tobacco leaf formula. ?

In September 1951, the Double Happiness brand trademark was approved and production began; in 1959, Nanyang Tobacco Company's Shanghai manufacturing plant was transferred, and Double Happiness cigarettes were officially produced by the Shanghai Cigarette Factory No. 2; in July 1991, the Shanghai Cigarette Factory Launched a new product under the Double Happiness brand blended with expanded cut tobacco, which became a hot product; the annual output from 1984 to 1992 was 211,970 boxes.