CHICAGO (Reuters) - The makers of Marlboro and Camel cigarettes could soon go smokeless, supplementing sagging U.S. cigarette sales volume with smokeless tobacco, analysts say.
Altria Group Inc.'s Philip Morris USA and Reynolds American Inc. could both enter the smokeless tobacco market soon, either through an acquisition or with their own new product, analysts said in the past week.
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