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Some of the processes involved in manufacturing cigarettes include: Shredding and assembling tobacco, which uses energy and metals for the machines Preparing and treating tobacco, which uses thousands of chemicals and chemical additives Producing rolling paper, which generates waste and more deforestation Distribution and transportation Tobacco grown in one country often gets shipped to other countries and distant sites for processing and manufacturing, which increases carbon emissions

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"In an effort to reduce smoking rates, federal and provincial governments have increased taxes on legal tobacco products," said the report

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Also banned in schools and public transport, and local municipalities can extend bans to playgrounds and sports venues

This makes it a safer choice for food and tobacco packaging, reducing potential health risks associated with plastic contamination