Current tobacco sales prices Belgium

Tobacco prices Belgium 2023

The prices of tobacco change frequently. Over the years, boxes and buckets of tobacco have become more and more expensive. In addition, they play a lot with the contents and put less tobacco in a box to reduce price increases. Nevertheless, the prices in Belgium are a lot lower than in the Netherlands and France. This has to do with excise duty, which is simply much lower here. See the current retail prices of all tobacco products in Belgium.

Rolled tobacco cheaper than cigarettes

Tobacco or roll-your-own tobacco is over four times cheaper than cigarettes. That is why more and more smokers are switching to tobacco. Cigars are the most expensive, but this again depends on the brand.

Current prices tobacco boxes and buckets

Curious to find out what the current prices for tobacco are in Belgium? On this page we display the current prices. We do this by synchronizing with our POS. All tobacco products in our price list are also available in the shop. If a product is not available, please contact us.

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Where is tobacco cheap?

In Europe there are a number of countries where you can get tobacco cheapest. If you are here on holiday, it is certainly interesting to take some cigarettes or tobacco with you. Did you know that Belgium also belongs to one of those cheaper countries? It is not without reason that Dutch people drive to Belgium for their tobacco products.

The cheapest countries for cigarettes in Europe

- Luxembourg
- Greece
- Portugal
- Spain
- Italy
- Germany

At number 7 cheapest countries for cigarettes and tobacco is Belgium. This makes it extra interesting to buy tobacco products in Belgium, and not in one of the more expensive neighbouring countries.

Where are cigarettes most expensive?

There are also countries in Europe where cigarettes are much more expensive. In some countries you pay € 11 or more for a packet of cigarettes. These are the most expensive countries for cigarettes, tobacco and cigars:

- Netherlands
- Finland
- Switzerland
- France
- Iceland

The three most expensive countries are the United Kingdom, Norway and Ireland. It is better not to buy tobacco here. Are you going on holiday to one of these countries? Buy your cigarettes or tobacco in Belgium, this will save you a lot of money.

Why is tobacco (and cigarettes) becoming more expensive?

You have probably noticed that tobacco and cigarettes are becoming more expensive. Especially in 2018, the federal government has increased the excise tax on cigarettes and rolling tobacco. This is due to (new) economic measures. For example, the excise duty on cheap tobacco was previously increased.

Increasing the excise duty is intended to discourage tobacco consumption. This in itself is not strange because it also happens in other countries. Still, Belgium remains one of the cheaper countries with regard to these kinds of products.

Keeping tobacco and cigarettes fresh (shelf life)

When the prices of cigarettes and tobacco go up many people buy a quick supply. Here it is important to keep tobacco and cigarettes fresh for as long as possible. There is no expiry date on a packet of cigarettes or tobacco. As long as it stays closed it can be kept for a long time.

However, the tobacco can become dry. On the other hand, you should certainly not keep these products too damp. A humidity of 50-60% for cigarettes and tobacco is fine. Cigars are best kept at a humidity level of around 70%.

Be careful with tobacco products that are too moist. These can go moldy. It is then not recommended to smoke these products: throw them away. When tobacco or cigarettes have dried out, increase the humidity. Often it is then still possible to smoke the tobacco.