do they still sell soft pack cigarettes Why are the Newports slightly longer than the hard pack ones? I thought were the same cigs. : r/Cigarettes hard pack versus soft pack

Previous studies had never separated those two groups before

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It appears though that excepting imports, cigarettes made with flue-cured tobacco were pretty much unavailable in Italy, though I have come across one reference to Tre Stelle that describes them as blond and the January 1945 Corriere della Sera article cited above refers to the growing of blond tobacco in the allied-occupied south, so it may be that the small production American type cigarettes in the post-war decades did include some flue-cured Bright Italia

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