Cigarette Consumption Per Capita (15+ Years Old) fell 2.20% to 1,073 per year in Germany in 2016

Cigarette consumption per capita of 15+ years old fell 2.20% to 1,073 per year in Germany in 2016, according to the National Statistical Office.

Historically, cigarette consumption per capita of 15+ years old in Germany reached an all time high of 2,391 per year in 1990 and an all time low of 1,073 per year in 2016. When compared to Germany's main peers, cigarette consumption per capita of 15+ years old in Austria amounted to 1,677 per year, 1,097 per year in Belgium, 829 per year in France and 1,070 per year in Poland in 2016.

Germany has been ranked 19th within the group of 30 countries we follow in terms of cigarette consumption per capita of 15+ years old, 5 places above the position seen 10 years ago.