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* [[Medallion (american version) (Ultra Lights) KS-20-S - USA | Medallion Ultra Lights (American version) KS-20-S - U.S.A.]] | * [[Medallion (american version) (Ultra Lights) KS-20-S - USA | Medallion Ultra Lights (American version) KS-20-S - U.S.A.]] | ||
* [[Medallion (american version) (Ultra Lights) L-20-S - USA | Medallion Ultra Lights (American version) L-20-S - U.S.A.]] | * [[Medallion (american version) (Ultra Lights) L-20-S - USA | Medallion Ultra Lights (American version) L-20-S - U.S.A.]] | ||
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* [[Medallion (canadian version) (with ring from the left) (Ultra Mild) KS-20-H - Canada | Medallion Ultra Mild (Canadian version 1) KS-20-H - Canada]] | * [[Medallion (canadian version) (with ring from the left) (Ultra Mild) KS-20-H - Canada | Medallion Ultra Mild (Canadian version 1) KS-20-H - Canada]] | ||
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* [[Medallion (canadian version) (with ring from the right) (Ultra Mild) KS-20-H - Canada | Medallion Ultra Mild (Canadian version 2) KS-20-H - Canada]] | * [[Medallion (canadian version) (with ring from the right) (Ultra Mild) KS-20-H - Canada | Medallion Ultra Mild (Canadian version 2) KS-20-H - Canada]] | ||
* [[Medallion (canadian version) (with ring from the right) (Ultra Mild) KS-25-B - Canada | Medallion Ultra Mild (Canadian version 2) KS-25-B - Canada]] | * [[Medallion (canadian version) (with ring from the right) (Ultra Mild) KS-25-B - Canada | Medallion Ultra Mild (Canadian version 2) KS-25-B - Canada]] | ||
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The Canadian version of Medallion was introduced in the mid-1970s; it was manufactured by Imperial Tobacco until 2007, after which it was credited to their Allan Ramsay Ltd. division. The brand’s design has only undergone a couple of changes over the years. The first change came in 2000, with the introduction of the 50 per-cent. picture health warnings, and the second came in 2007, when the terms ”light” and ”mild” were banned from Canadian cigarette packaging. At that time, Medallion Ultra Mild was renamed Medallion by Matinée, grouping the brand in with Imperial Tobacco’s low-tar Matinée brand family. | The Canadian version of Medallion was introduced in the mid-1970s; it was manufactured by Imperial Tobacco until 2007, after which it was credited to their Allan Ramsay Ltd. division. The brand’s design has only undergone a couple of changes over the years. The first change came in 2000, with the introduction of the 50 per-cent. picture health warnings, and the second came in 2007, when the terms ”light” and ”mild” were banned from Canadian cigarette packaging. At that time, Medallion Ultra Mild was renamed Medallion by Matinée, grouping the brand in with Imperial Tobacco’s low-tar Matinée brand family. | ||
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In 2008, Imperial Tobacco ceased their Canadian manufacturing operations; today, all of Imperial’s brands (including Medallion) are produced in Mexico and shipped to Canada for sale. | In 2008, Imperial Tobacco ceased their Canadian manufacturing operations; today, all of Imperial’s brands (including Medallion) are produced in Mexico and shipped to Canada for sale. | ||
Dear visitors of the site if you have more information about this brand, please edit this info. | Dear visitors of the site if you have more information about this brand, please edit this info. | ||
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Revision as of 23:04, 12 January 2009
Brand Medallion
- Medallion Non-Filter (American version) KS-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Full Flavor (American version) (red) KS-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Full Flavor (American version) L-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Full Flavor (American version) (red) L-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Menthol (American version) KS-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Menthol (American version) (green) KS-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Menthol (American version) L-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Menthol (American version) (green) L-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Lights (American version) KS-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Lights (American version) L-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Menthol Lights (American version) KS-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Menthol Lights (American version) L-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Ultra Lights (American version) KS-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Ultra Lights (American version) L-20-S - U.S.A.
- Medallion Ultra Mild (Canadian version 1) KS-20-H - Canada
- Medallion Ultra Mild (Canadian version 1--duty-free) KS-25-B - Canada
- Medallion Ultra Mild (Canadian version 2) KS-20-H - Canada
- Medallion Ultra Mild (Canadian version 2) KS-25-B - Canada
During the summer of 1989, the first packages with new warnings arrived on the market. Tobacco companies chose colour combinations for the warnings that minimized their prominence and blended in with existing package design. On Medallion cigarettes, for example, gold lettering appeared on a yellow background.
The big problem with the first generation of light cigarettes was that smokers noticed that they couldn't get enough nicotine from them to satisfy their craving, unless they changed the way they smoked. "Sucking air" was how many described the experience of smoking Imperial's Medallion brand.
The Canadian version of Medallion was introduced in the mid-1970s; it was manufactured by Imperial Tobacco until 2007, after which it was credited to their Allan Ramsay Ltd. division. The brand’s design has only undergone a couple of changes over the years. The first change came in 2000, with the introduction of the 50 per-cent. picture health warnings, and the second came in 2007, when the terms ”light” and ”mild” were banned from Canadian cigarette packaging. At that time, Medallion Ultra Mild was renamed Medallion by Matinée, grouping the brand in with Imperial Tobacco’s low-tar Matinée brand family.
Go to Brand Matinée
In 2008, Imperial Tobacco ceased their Canadian manufacturing operations; today, all of Imperial’s brands (including Medallion) are produced in Mexico and shipped to Canada for sale.
Dear visitors of the site if you have more information about this brand, please edit this info. Thank you for the assistance.
