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In 1985, B&W launched Project Rainbow to develop an entry product for the moist snuff category.74 ,102 The wintergreen-flavoured product was intended to project a strong masculine brand image and not to taste too much like candy.103 The name DiamondBack was selected to project a strong masculine image that could potentially appeal to young men to compete with wintergreen Skoal.26 However, the product failed, and internally the company concluded that younger males were more likely to show the Marlboro phenomenon, a preference for established high-profile brands.76 P M USA also considered developing a moist snuff product to benefit from the growing trend of cigarette smokers switching to smokeless products, and noted the young demographics of moist snuff users.104 PM planning documents discussed interest in identifying product features that would induce consumer trial, and determining if they should pursue a sweet or mature taste?105 PM marketing analysts also noted in 1989 that USST and Pinkerton were developing ST with more of a cigarette flavour , aimed at switching consumers from smokers to chewers particularly when in smoke-free environments.106 Other functions of flavours Starting in the mid-1980s USST began to add increasing numbers of flavoured line extensions to its popular brands,82 and in a 1995 trade press article, USST President Robert D Rothenberg said flavoured line extensions continue to experience phenomenal growth since their 1993 introduction and contributed to the popularity of moist snuff over loose leaf tobacco.83 In addition to flavouring, tobacco product flavour constituents such as sugars, acetaldehyde, menthol and methyl salicylate can exhibit sensory or pharmacological properties.107 Sugars impact nicotine delivery and perception of strength One of the most common tobacco additives is sugar

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Burley is often the most prominent ingredient in Cavendish because of its easy acceptance of flavoring