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Italian Police Seize Illegal E-Cigarettes at Vaping Expo

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Dec.04.2023
Italian Police Seize Illegal E-Cigarettes at Vaping Expo
Italian police have seized over 800 illegal disposable e-cigarettes and e-liquids at the "Vaping Expo" held in Padova.

According to a report by Italian media outlet Padovaoggi, the Italian police conducted an inspection of the e-cigarette exhibition, known as "Vaping Expo," held at the Padova Exhibition Center in Italy from November 25th to November 26th.

 

During the inspection, the Italian police seized over 800 illegally imported disposable e-cigarettes and related e-liquids. The case involves four e-cigarette industry professionals, including three Chinese nationals and one British citizen.

 

Reportedly, these businessmen were showcasing disposable e-cigarettes at their booths without the corresponding compliance markings, and as a result, they will face administrative penalties.

 

References:
[1] Le fiamme gialle sequestrano 800 sigarette elettroniche di contrabbando
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[3] Rome Court Bans Illegal Commercial Promotion of E-Cigarettes
[4] Italian PM Approves 2024 Budget Proposal Raising Cigarette Taxes
[5] Innovative and Practical: Kiwi Introduces the Kiwi 2 E-Cigarette
[6] China's E-Cigarette Exports to Italy Decline in August
#Europe#Law enforcement#Disposable e-cigarettes#Italy#E-cigarette#E-cigarettes and Tobacco#Illegal e-cigarettes

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