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dollars, Norway then had the world's highest price per pack at $15.11, followed by Australia at $12.14, the United Kingdom at $10.99, Ireland $10.92, Canada $10.51, New Zealand $10.35, Singapore $9.29, France $8.31, Switzerland $8.28, Iceland $8.23, Sweden $7.74, Finland $7.61, Netherlands $7.21, Belgium $6.97, Denmark $6.94, Germany $6.86, Italy $6.48 and Belize at $6.39
From 2013 to 2024, the most notable rate of growth in terms of prices was attained by tobacco