Cigarette Manufacturing

Cigarette manufacturing involves several key steps. First, tobacco leaves are harvested, cured, and aged to enhance flavor. After processing, the leaves are cut, blended, and sometimes treated with flavorings. Next, the tobacco is rolled into thin paper tubes. Filters may be added to reduce certain harmful substances. The finished cigarettes are packaged for sale. Throughout the process, strict quality control ensures consistency and safety. Cigarette production is regulated due to health concerns, as smoking is linked to various diseases. Manufacturers must comply with laws regarding advertising and health warnings on packaging.