UK Government Releases List of Registered Cross-Border E-Cigarette Retailers

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Jul.10.2024
UK Government Releases List of Registered Cross-Border E-Cigarette Retailers
UK government releases list of 77 registered retailers for cross-border remote sales of e-cigarettes and tobacco products on July 9.

According to the official website of the British government on July 9th, the UK government has published a list of retailers registered for cross-border distance sales of e-cigarettes and tobacco products on its official website.

 

These tables contain information about retailers who have registered with the UK government for cross-border remote sales of e-cigarettes and tobacco products, as well as the requirements for publishing the list of retailers, including the retailer's name, business name, website address, and registration type.

 

The information in the table is provided by retailers, who are responsible for ensuring that their information is up to date. The UK Health Improvement and Disparities Office is not responsible for broken links caused by retailers closing or moving their websites.

 

The list of 77 registered retailers is as follows (as of July 9, 2024):

 

UK Government Releases List of Registered Cross-Border E-Cigarette Retailers

 

UK Government Releases List of Registered Cross-Border E-Cigarette Retailers

 

UK Government Releases List of Registered Cross-Border E-Cigarette Retailers

 

UK Government Releases List of Registered Cross-Border E-Cigarette Retailers
List of 77 registered retailers | Image source: GOV.UK official website

 

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