-iefina Note for W. B.D. Rnmlev 11-7
Tobac= -Ir-atwv Review I%- - 17th Sect-I -, 1990
il-A objective of Projject F= were to design and
evaluate cigarettes at 9
mg tar giving enhanced sensory Characteristics at
low delivery and
subseg"Ttly to match B&H Sp~al F:Llter (14 mg) ex
UK maximt. Thres
designs wiere identified which fulfilled the
sensory tazget. Further
ze which embraced all or same of the identified
es %*
blend/design rautes, Le. aDmline dual filter, high
expanded tcbacco
content, high blend nicatuva. One sample pramd to
be a match f= B&H
Special Filter arxi, ttis product was evaluated
usirxj a ccraumer test
procechlre-
The consumer test tock 198 participants who smoked
(a) B&H SF, (b) Silk CLzt
(c) FM, for 5 days each in a hl i r-1, randomised
placement test. The
sample was a d- - j, ,14cally balanced grciup of
full-flaycLw smokers. The
F= and B&H Sr were seen as simila in taste
mechanics, etc. and in Blind
Preference results Sn preferred F=, 45% preferred
B&H SF. Ag&ir~ Silk
Cut (9 Mg), F= (9 z9) Was preferred 59%, Silk Cut
41%.
IZA MT cigarette acaleved its result by the
relatively high nicotine
blend selection and lad rod density due to high of
expanded tobacco.
other cigarette design parameters were matched to
B&H SF.
in principle, the F= route can be i--A at a range
of deliveries.
However, there are ott- mo- importaft cigarette
design parameters (such
as filter and selection) which need to be
considered f= ultra-law
delivery products (5 mcj or less).
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