PURO THRESH tobacco introduces cleaner tasting cigarettes
A new processing method using Virginia tobaccos cured in Australia and overseas promises better tasting, smoother cigarettes. Granville Tobacco Processors Pty. Ltd. operates a $3,000,000 PURO THRESH plant in Bundamba Queensland and began over two years ago, maturing leaf free of dust and impurities to preserve natural Virginia flavour. The system is rapidly spreading in Europe and North America.
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Granville Tobacco Processors Pty. Ltd
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Tobacco processing shift speeds up as tipping tech takes hold
World tobacco experts note that tipping and threshing modernizes processing, removing harsh tastes before maturing. Australia leads in adopting the method, with North American authorities predicting global acceptance and smoother leaf ready for export. Smaller plants struggle to match the scale, leaving idle facilities unable to retrofit.
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