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Starting back in 1838, Jean Bardou was inspired to make a booklet of rolling papers made of pure, thin rice paper

All tobacco packaging must display warnings in Dutch, French, and German, with warnings covering 56% of the total surface area slightly below the EU minimum of 65% for front and back

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Flying Horse brand cigarettes continued to be produced as a low-end brand by the Shanghai Cigarette Factory, with packaging design primarily in a retro style, featuring a galloping horse as the main motif

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