The ingredients depend on the product being made; flavors and other types of tobacco are some of the ingredients used. Factory computers keep track of tobacco types and blends. Furthermore, technology and machinery produce cigarettes and other various products. For example, when producing cigarettes, tobacco cuttings, cigarette paper and filters are continuously fed through a cigarette making machine (Van Willigin, Eastwood, 1998). Finally, the tobacco is packaged using packaging machines. The machines insert products into branded packages, wrap the packages and then insert them into cartons and crates. The production sites distribute the tobacco to various companies to be sold, in the form of cigarettes, snuff, cigars and