I am still wondering why we can not obtain a standardized description of snus that is being produced. What I mean is...something more descriptive than what one would receive at buysnus or any other on-line retailer. I am quite sure that there are testers for each batch of snus that is made that determines if it is suitable for consumption. If I am correct, then there must be some sort of "flavor, aroma, mouthfeel" guideline that must be present to describe the snus that is authorized for consumption. Anyone got any idea of the best way we can obtain these? Maybe contacting the manufacturers themselves? It seems that so many newbies purchase things blindly that a good product description might help them and all of us. Do the moderators of this forum have contacts that might be able to help us? Your thoughts.....
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I always wonder whatever happened to the so-called "American Dream". It used to be the case that people were forever asking themselves what the world might want and would subsequently attempt to provide it, doing it well, at a good price, and in a way that made them money. Now it seems the predominant reaction to a gap in the market is to appeal to some unknown third party. Is there a market for that whose non-existence mystifies you? If so, why appeal to others? If not, why should anyone else bother doing it?
Step 1 - go do it.
Step 2 - Profit!
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I am still wondering why we can not obtain a standardized description of snus that is being produced. What I mean is...something more descriptive than...
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From Winston Salem Journal:
By Richard Craver | Journal Reporter
Published: March 15, 2009
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A Brief History of Swedish Snus
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