The sale of illicit products has surged during the coronavirus pandemic. Read More
Certain channels have been disseminating unfounded claims about e-cigarettes.Read More
The cigarettes were destined predominantly for the U.K. and Germany.Read More
With smuggling nearly impossible, smokers were forced to buy legal stock. Read More
Many illicit cigarettes sold in the EU originate in the former Soviet republic. Read More
To date, law enforcement has seized 181 million illegal cigarettes. Read More
Portuguese and Spanish authorities seize tobacco, weapons and cash. Read More
BAT says independent brands feature prominently on South Africa's black market. Read More
Police seize illegal product and arrest illicit traders in Portugal and Spain. Read More
The rise is driven by a nearly doubling of counterfeit cigarettes in the EU. Read More
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