Cigarettes
Not all cigarettes are the same. Smokers around the world prefer many different tastes and strengths and our company aim
for excellence in every step of manufacturing.

Our company works to understand the preferences of adult consumers and to design cigarettes to meet them. It's the preferences
of adult consumers that guide our tobacco blends – the mix of tobaccos that we use – and we work to ensure that these grades
are available long-term to keep the tastes of our products consistent.

Nicotine is not added in making cigarettes. It occurs naturally in all varieties of tobacco plants, with differente percentage for each one
for instance virginya contains more nicotine rather than turkish, also it depends on the way tobacco is cured.
For more information see about tobacco page.

The filter, paper and level of filter ventilation are all chosen to affect the sensory strength and smoke yield of the cigarette.
At each stage, there is constant quality control and testing.

Main parts of a cigarette

Cigarettes have four basic components:
1. The tobacco rod
2. The cigarette paper
3. The tipping paper
4. The filter

The tobacco rod includes tobacco blend

The cigarette paper includes paper and adhesive

The filter is made mainly from cellulose acetate fibres, known as tow. Cellulose acetate is derived from wood pulp.
The filter is wrapped in paper and sealed with a line of adhesive. Charcoal is added to filters, inorder to decrease
the amount of chemicals absorbed by the lungs.

The tipping paper includes paper and adhesive.

Design adjustments achieve different strengths and tastes, and can reduce smoke yields of various smoke components,
as measured by a standardised machine method.

What happens when a cigarette burns

To understand cigarette design, it helps to know how a cigarette burns. It is the combustion process – the burning of the
cigarette – that produces tar. If hay were burned instead of tobacco, it would also produce a type of tar. When an item burns,
it produces tiny particles mixed with gases – this is smoke. A cigarette filter traps some of these particles

When a smoker puffs on a cigarette, whole smoke, including both fine particles and gases, is sucked through
the tobacco rod and the filter. Gases pass through the filter and some particles are trapped in it.
It is this particulate matter, minus nicotine and water, that is called tar.

Health risks of smoking

Smoking poses real risks of serious diseases. That's why we are working to develop products that may be recognised as less harmful.

Products

Matador
Maxim

Nano size cigarettes with selected american blend and mono acetate filter.
Nicotine level of 6

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Matador
Master

Nano size cigarettes with selected american blend and dual charcoal filter.
Nicotine level of 4

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matador
Motive

Nano size cigarettes with selected american blend and mono acetate filter.
Nicotine level of 2

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matador
MOOD

Nano size cigarettes with selected american blend and mono acetate filter.
Nicotine level of 1

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Preston
Premium

Nano size premium cigarettes with selected american blend & activated charcoal filter for your awesome moments.

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preston
light

King size premium cigarettes with selected american blend.



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