Danish Customs Seize 2,669 Disposable E-Cigarettes at Padborg Border.

Jan.22
Danish Customs Seize 2,669 Disposable E-Cigarettes at Padborg Border.
Danish customs seized 2,669 disposable e-cigarettes in a car at Padborg border crossing, violating Denmark's e-cigarette ban.

According to Nordschleswiger on January 20th, Danish customs recently seized up to 2,669 disposable e-cigarettes in a Danish car at the Padborg border crossing point.


According to reports, the Danish government has banned the possession, sale, and import of e-cigarette products, and has classified such actions as illegal.


The car owner could face a fine of up to 1.2 million kronor (17,000 US dollars) for allegedly transporting illegal e-cigarettes.


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