Over 92,000 kg of Nicotine Products Seized at Ambassador Bridge

Dec.03.2025

The Canada Border Services Agency seized 92,270 kilograms of undeclared nicotine products at the Ambassador Bridge over four days, according to a social media post. The confiscated items included vapes, tins, and pouches. Officials stated the seizure helps prevent profits from reaching organized crime groups.

2Firsts, December 3, 2025 — According to a social media post, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) seized 92,270 kilograms of undeclared nicotine products at the Ambassador Bridge over a four-day period.

The seizure included about 40,000 vapes, 149,000 tins, and 162,000 pouches. CBSA officials said the operation helps keep profits away from organized crime.

References:

[1] 大使桥查获超过92000公斤尼古丁产品

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