Combating Illegal Trade of Tobacco Products in Dagestan
According to reports from Telegram media, Abdulmuslim Abdulmuslimov, Prime Minister of the Republic of Dagestan in Southern Russia (a federal subject of the Russian Federation), discussed the findings of on-site research during a meeting of the committee tackling the illicit trafficking of industrial products in the region.
When commenting on the situation of combating illegal trafficking of tobacco and nicotine-containing products in the Republic, he stated that one of the reasons for the increase in tobacco smuggling is the growth of consumption taxes in the Eurasian Economic Union.
Translatable to standard journalistic English: Goods in transit from Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Tajikistan typically end up reaching the southern market of Russia. Meanwhile, illegally imported products from these countries are priced three times cheaper than the local market in Russia.
Almost all regions in the North Caucasus Federal District are experiencing this situation," stated Abdulmuslimov.
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