How/Who put the cigars in cellophane?

I've worked in a couple of factories (not cigars though) and generally for that type of thing it is done by a machine, starting with a roll of cello and the cigar having it rolled around it, then folded and probably heat or adhesive to make the ends stick together.
I've seen biscuits and sweets being packaged in pretty much the same way but with non-clear, printed stuff and sealed at both ends obviously.

I'd have preffered to have worked with the virgins....

Originally Posted by dentonparrots

I've worked in a couple of factories (not cigars though) and generally for that type of thing it is done by a machine, starting with a roll of cello and the cigar having it rolled around it, then folded and probably heat or adhesive to make the ends stick together.
I've seen biscuits and sweets being packaged in pretty much the same way but with non-clear, printed stuff and sealed at both ends obviously.

I'd have preffered to have worked with the virgins....

I watched the CAO Seed to Soul DVD dvd a while back, and I believe this is done by hand as well. At least for them. If I remember correctly, before boxing someone has the task of putting them into the cellos, folding, then sending them off for boxing.

Originally Posted by sodomanaz

I watched the CAO Seed to Soul DVD dvd a while back, and I believe this is done by hand as well. At least for them. If I remember correctly, before boxing someone has the task of putting them into the cellos, folding, then sending them off for boxing.

That's exactly how its done. The person cello-ing the cigars is the one placing them into boxes.

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I think putting a cigar back in the cello is the same as trying to get something back into a box to ship it back. Once you remove something from a package it expands and will never go back...kinda like birth.