Boston Filter Cigarette

Brand Origin and Manufacturing

The 'Boston' brand of cigarettes was originally introduced in Finland during the late 1950s by Amer Tupakka Oy, a Finnish tobacco company. The brand gained popularity in Finland and expanded its presence to other European markets, including Germany and Luxembourg. In Germany, the brand was produced by Heintz van Landewyck, a Luxembourg-based tobacco manufacturer, in the 1980s and 2000s. The brand's packaging and design have evolved over the years, with variations such as the 'Boston Blue' and 'Boston Filter' being offered in different countries.

Ownership and Distribution

In the 2000s, the 'Boston' brand was acquired by K.T.C. European Co., a tobacco company based in Jordan. K.T.C. European Co. is known for distributing various tobacco products in the Middle East, including the 'Boston' brand. The brand is not associated with any subsidiary in other regions, and its distribution is primarily managed by K.T.C. European Co. in the Middle East.

Product Characteristics

The 'Boston' brand offers a range of cigarette products, including the 'Boston Filter' and 'Boston Blue.' These products are characterized by their filter design and packaging, which have varied over time and across different markets. The brand has been available in various countries, including Finland, Germany, Luxembourg, and Jordan, with packaging and product specifications tailored to each market.