Loose leaf chewing tobacco

Loose leaf chewing tobacco

A form of chewing tobacco traditionally used in North America and India. Products typically consist of loosely-packed cut or granulated stem-free tobacco leaf to which additional ingredients may be added. The final moisture content is usually higher than 15%. Loose leaf products are often sold in pouches.

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