Regulation & Policy
China Destroys $355M of Illicit Tobacco, Nicotine Products
Summary: Investigations of more than 4,500 smuggling cases have led to seizures of 1.3 billion cigarettes, 150,000 cigars, and 39.8 metric tons of cut tobacco.
Key points
- Investigations of more than 4,500 smuggling cases have led to seizures of 1.3 billion cigarettes, 150,000 cigars, and 39.8 metric tons of cut tobacco.
- The post China Destroys $355M of Illicit Tobacco, Nicotine Products first appeared on Tobacco Reporter.
Investigations of more than 4,500 smuggling cases have led to seizures of 1.3 billion cigarettes, 150,000 cigars, and 39.8 metric tons of cut tobacco. The post China Destroys $355M of Illicit Tobacco, Nicotine Products first appeared on Tobacco Reporter.
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