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History of Tobacco

To begin, a diverse range of tobacco leaves and stems are mechanically shredded as raw materials and subsequently stored.The tobacco lamina, which refers to the elongated section of the leaf separated from the base to the tip by the stem, undergoes a series of treatments. These treatments include slicing, casing, conditioning, blending, cutting, and drying.Simultaneously, the tobacco stems are processed in a parallel manner. The stem processing entails moisturizing, conditioning, cutting, expand