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Someone recently asked me about the change in 1847, if this would affect the recipe, and when it would be for sale online. In case anyone else is curious, I checked into it, and this is a heads up on the change.
Swedish Match and Phillip Morris changed the can because the old can didn't really "...fit in Swedish Match production, and Phillip Morris wanted to do a new design of the can anyway..."
Regarding the recipe and any changes, Swedish Match hasn't done any major changes to the recipe, but now it will be manufactured with SM's GothiaTek Standard.
http://www.swedishmatch.com/en/Snus-...ard-GothiaTek/
The retailers will change the cans when the new ones (the new design) arrive in stock. Not sure if they will contact or send an email, I'm sure that's up to them, but when you see the new cans, that's when you'll see the new production, as well.Comment
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1847 (SM Version) Review. 4 Nov 09.
I received a pretty exciting delivery today, and this is one of the things that was in it. The... -
[Stockholm, Sweden - 18 May, 2010]
Swedish Match announced today that they will be discontinuing the 1847 by Philip Morris on the first of June, 2010. The 1847 by Philip Morris brand was acquired by Swedish Match in the summer of 2009 from Philip Morris International. In an agreement between the -
Hey guys, I did a search looking for a thread dedicated to snus-related videos, but couldn't find one. If one is already in existence that a couple searches...
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These videos may be of interest to new snusers and those considering it:
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1847 Snus, A portion snus made by Phillip Morris AB. I have been waiting a while to try this snus, due to the bad reviews I have read, but I decided recently...
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