Benson & Hedges

Benson & Hedges

Benson and Fences is an English brand of cigarettes claimed by either Philip Morris Global, English American Tobacco, or Japan Tobacco, contingent upon area. In the UK, they are enlisted in Old Bond Road in London, and are fabricated in Lisnafillan, Ballymena, Northern Ireland. 

They are overwhelmingly produced using Virginia tobacco. 

In a few nations where Philip Morris does not hold the Benson and Fences trademark, for example, the Philippines, a variation of the North American Benson and Supports cigarette brand is sold under the "Philip Morris" brand utilizing comparative bundling. 

Benson and Fences was established in London in 1873 by Richard Benson and William Supports as Benson and Fences Ltd. Alfred Paget Fences succeeded his dad in the business in 1885, that year which Richard Benson left the business. The 1900s saw branches of Benson and Fences Ltd. opening in the Unified States and Canada. In 1928, the American branch got to be autonomous, and was purchased by Philip Morris in 1958. Benson and Fences Ltd in the UK was gained by the Gallaher Bunch in 1955. 

An Imperial Warrant was issued to the English organization in 1878, after the required five years of supply to the Illustrious Family. This was repudiated in 1999 because of an "absence of interest in the imperial family units". The Warrant seal, which had beforehand been on the flip cover of the case, was evacuated. 

The cigarettes are accessible in Gold or Silver structures, and in a few nations additionally as Red, Green (Menthol), Blue, White and Dark. Japan Tobacco likewise fabricates Village stogies.