Shredded tobacco leaf pellet, production process thereof and a cigarette-like snuff
CA 1329905 C · Owner: Ohtomo, Mizuho · Inventors: Ogawa, Shigeru; Ohtomo, Mizuho; Kuriyama, Katsumi
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A shredded tobacco leaf pellet is composed of tobacco leaf shreds bound together with a nicotinenon-absorptive thermoplastic binder while retaining air permeability. The pellet is produced by mixing tobacco leaf shreds and a nicotine-non-absorptive thermoplastic binder, forming the resultant mixture into a desired shape while retaining air permeability and then, subjecting the thus-formed mixture to a heat treatment. A cigarette-like snuff is composed of at least one shredded tobacco leaf pellet of the above-described type and an outer envelope surrounding the pellet therein. The shredded tobacco leaf pellet can give sufficient feeling of smoking without lighting It is suited for mass …
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- Granted May 31, 1994. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 31, 2011.
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