Muratti Cigarettes
Muratti is a cigarette brand produced by Philip Morris International, with the trade mark held by Philip Morris Products S.A. in Neuchâtel, Switzerland. The range stocked here covers the super slim variants Rosso, Chiaro, Fresco and Zaffiro, each supplied in packs of 20. Every carton listed below contains 10 packs, 200 cigarettes in total. All products on this page are supplied to age-verified adults aged 21 and over.
Who Makes Muratti Cigarettes
Muratti is manufactured by Philip Morris International Inc., a tobacco company headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, and listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol PM. The company’s operational centre is in Lausanne, Switzerland.
The trade mark for the brand is registered to Philip Morris Products S.A. of Neuchâtel, Switzerland. The Swiss market page of Philip Morris International names Muratti among the cigarette brands produced at its Neuchâtel factory, alongside Philip Morris, Brunette and Chesterfield.
Within the group’s cigarette portfolio, the brand sits beside L&M, Lark, Merit and Philip Morris; the portfolio also includes Marlboro and Chesterfield. Muratti packs have been documented in several European markets, including Austria, Italy, Slovenia and Switzerland.
Two Companies Hold the Muratti Name
The manufacturer Martin Brinkmann bought the German Muratti business in 1960, and the German-market line belongs today to British American Tobacco. Philip Morris International holds the brand in other markets.
In a 2006 exchange of cigarette brands between the two groups, Philip Morris International acquired the Muratti Ambassador brand for certain sales markets.
A Brand Founded in Constantinople in 1821
The business was founded in 1821 in Constantinople by a Greek tobacco merchant of the Muratti family, and the brand name derives from the family surname, recorded as Mouratoglou. The firm traded as B. Muratti Sons and Co., opened a factory in Manchester in 1885, and built a cigarette factory in Berlin-Kreuzberg in 1906.
Over the years the brand has appeared under several line names, among them Ambassador, Ariston, Cabinet, Gentry, Iplic, Peer and Regent. The best-known line, Muratti Ambassador, remains in production and is sold in Switzerland and Italy.
The Muratti Slim Line Stocked Here
The slim range is built around super slim cigarettes. This store lists four variants, all supplied in flip-top boxes of 20 and all filed under the store’s cigarettes category.
| Variant | Type | Taste | Size | Cartons | SKU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Muratti Rosso | Cigarette | Silver | Super Slims | 10 Packs (200 cigarettes) | CIGS7919 |
| Muratti Chiaro | Cigarette | White | Super Slims | 10 Packs (200 cigarettes) | CIGS9036 |
| Muratti Fresco | Cigarette | Silver | Super Slims | 10 Packs (200 cigarettes) | CIGS9039 |
| Muratti Zaffiro | Cigarette | White | Super Slims | 10 Packs (200 cigarettes) | CIGS9042 |
All four variants share the same super slim format, 20-cigarette pack and 10-pack carton. In Ukraine the slim line has been marketed under the name Muratti Eleganza, with packs documented from 2017.
Which Muratti Packs This Store Dispatches
Cartons are supplied in manufacturer-sealed outers and are not repacked or split. The packs dispatched from this store are EU duty-paid editions, and the statutory health warning is printed in Polish or English. The side panel of each pack carries the production code and the tax stamp, which identify the market edition on arrival.
Cigarettes placed on the European Union market are required to meet the reduced ignition propensity standard EN 16156.
Ordering Muratti Cigarettes
Every carton contains 10 packs of 20 cigarettes, 200 in total. Current pricing is shown on each product page.
Orders are handled within 1 to 2 business days and dispatched from Katowice, Poland. Standard transit takes 14 to 32 days; express transit takes 7 to 25 days after a 1-business-day handling period. All orders are supplied to age-verified adults aged 21 and over.
Import duties, import VAT, excise and handling charges levied in the destination country are borne by the buyer and are not included in the order total. The returns window is 45 days from dispatch confirmation, subject to the exclusions set out in the refund and returns policy; refunds are processed within 10 business days to the original payment method. Delivery terms are set out in the shipping policy and payment terms in the payment policy.
The order is fulfilled by KING SMOKE sp. z o.o., Staromiejska Street 6/10D, Floor 7, 40-013 Katowice, Silesian, Poland; NIP 9542784480, REGON 36875533100000, KRS 0000703707. Contact: support@cheap-cigarettes.org.
Frequently Asked Questions About Muratti
Muratti is manufactured by Philip Morris International Inc., headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, and listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol PM. The trade mark is registered to Philip Morris Products S.A. of Neuchâtel, Switzerland, and the operational centre is in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Philip Morris International names Muratti among the cigarette brands produced at its Neuchâtel factory in Switzerland. Production sites of the original firm, B. Muratti Sons and Co., included a factory in Manchester opened in 1885 and a Berlin cigarette factory opened in 1906.
The German-market Muratti business was bought by the manufacturer Martin Brinkmann in 1960, and the German line has belonged to British American Tobacco since then. In a 2006 brand exchange between the two groups, Philip Morris International acquired Muratti Ambassador for certain sales markets.
The business was founded in 1821 in Constantinople by a Greek tobacco merchant of the Muratti family, and the brand name derives from the family surname, recorded as Mouratoglou. The firm traded as B. Muratti Sons and Co., and the name is still in production today under Philip Morris International.
The store stocks four super slim variants: Muratti Rosso, Muratti Chiaro, Muratti Fresco and Muratti Zaffiro. Each pack is a flip-top box of 20, and each carton holds 10 packs. The names are line identifiers printed on the packs, and super slim packs of the brand have been documented in EU markets such as Slovenia from 2014.
A Muratti carton is made up of 10 flip-top boxes of 20 super slim cigarettes, 200 cigarettes in total. The composition is identical across Rosso, Chiaro, Fresco and Zaffiro. Cartons arrive in manufacturer-sealed outers and are not repacked or split.
The packs dispatched from this store are EU duty-paid editions, and the statutory health warning is printed in Polish or English. On arrival, the market version can be identified from the tax stamp and the production code printed on the side panel of the pack.
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