Prosecutors Approve Lawsuit for Buying and Storing Untagged Tobacco in Russia
According to Russian media outlet vladimir, on November 13, the regional prosecutor's office in Russia reported that the Kovrov regulatory authority had approved a legal document concerning the purchase and storage of unmarked tobacco for subsequent sale.
An investigation reveals that a resident of Kofrov purchased a large quantity of illegal tobacco via the Internet in 2022, amounting to approximately 5,000 packs. The individual intended to store them in a local market store for selling at a lower price, but the plan proved unsuccessful.
Following this, the man was detained, the tobacco was confiscated, and a criminal case was filed.
This case will be heard by the Kofrov City Court.
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