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ISO 4874:2000

Tobacco -- Sampling of batches of raw material -- General principles

This International Standard specifies the general principles to be applied when sampling batches of raw tobacco in order to assess either

  • the mean value of one or more of its characteristics, or
  • the heterogeneity of one or more of its characteristics.

This International Standard is applicable to the sampling of batches of raw tobacco of the following types:

  • leaf tobacco:
    • flue cured,
    • air cured,
    • sun cured,
    • fire cured;
  • pretreated raw tobacco:
    • which has undergone fermentation (in packages not intended for retail or wholesale sales or distribution, in bulk, in chambers),
    • which has been partially or completely stemmed,
    • which is in the form of stems,
    • which is in the form of waste and remnants,
    • which has been reconstituted in the form of strips.


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Document History
Revises:
  • ISO 4874:1981
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