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> No, read 'floor' as 'floor'. It's the same with cheap tobacco, and that is
> always known as 'sweepings' i.e., 'floor sweepings'.
Tobacco is always a very attractive target for counterfeiters because the
taxes are usually so high. An illegal company can easily sell their product
cheaper and still make a huge profit, just because they don't have to pay
the taxes.
In the cigarette industry the counterfeiters often use very similar
factories to the legitimate companies, even using the same (corrupt)
suppliers too for the important parts (like the packaging of course, not the
actual contents!).
BTW, it is completely normal for "floor sweepings" to be put into
cigarettes, in a legal factory the amount is so tiny compared to the fresh
tobacco incoming, and the place is clean to food production standards, it
really is no problem.
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