Check legibility, alignment and consistency of information printed on the packaging.
Recognize.Compare.Report.
Provenance starts with verifiable information. Check identification, print, finish and origin; if something looks inconsistent, use official channels and record what happened.
What to observe.
These points organize a visual check, but they do not replace official sources and do not constitute a proprietary certification.
Finish
Check physical integrity, cuts, closures and signs of alteration or reassembly.
Identification
Check denomination, lot and other required data present on the original material.
Provenance
Prefer regular channels and confirm product status using available official sources.
Six preserved stages.
Content from the previous website is retained as a documentary record, rewritten in neutral language without promotional claims.

Straw selection
Sorting of the raw material before the production process begins.
ARQ. PROC-01
Twist tobacco
Receipt and preparation of the tobacco used in production.
ARQ. PROC-02
Manual preparation
Manual cutting and preparation of the tobacco.
ARQ. PROC-03
Rolling
Manual assembly and rolling stage.
ARQ. PROC-04
End finishing
Inspection and finishing of the ends.
ARQ. PROC-05
Final selection
Final inspection before the packaging stage.
ARQ. PROC-06Provenance is confirmed at the source.
Do not treat isolated visual elements as proof of authenticity. When in doubt, consult the company and official regulatory databases.

