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Brazil Suspends Operations of Non-Compliant Companies Starting October 26
Brazil Suspends Operations of Non-Compliant Companies Starting October 26
Brazilian Federal Revenue Service announced on October 16 the suspension of CNPJs of entities involved in illegal e-cigarette activities.
Oct.18
The Potential Health Hazards of E-Cigarettes: A Mother's Revelation
The Potential Health Hazards of E-Cigarettes: A Mother's Revelation
Mother reveals son's lung X-ray, showing e-cigarette-related damage, highlighting potential health risks of vaping.
Oct.16
Brazilian Federal Highway Police seize illegal electronic devices on highway
Brazilian Federal Highway Police seize illegal electronic devices on highway
Brazilian Federal Highway Police seized 732 illegal electronic devices, including 283 e-cigarettes, worth $350,000 in Alagoinas.
Oct.16
Brazilian Police Seize Illegal E-Cigarette Products Worth $18,000
Brazilian Police Seize Illegal E-Cigarette Products Worth $18,000
Brazilian authorities successfully intercepted a shipment of illegal e-cigarettes, worth over $100,000, in Parana State. The suspect remains at large.
Oct.15
Brazilian State Drug Committee Discusses E-cigarette Regulation with Federal Tax Agency
Brazilian State Drug Committee Discusses E-cigarette Regulation with Federal Tax Agency
Brazilian state drug committee Coned discusses e-cigarette regulation with federal tax agency to combat smuggling, emphasizing importance of cooperation.
Oct.10
Brazilian Federal Police seize illegal e-cigarettes worth millions
Brazilian Federal Police seize illegal e-cigarettes worth millions
Brazilian federal highway police discovered 44 boxes of e-cigarette devices with an estimated value of over 200,000 reais.
Oct.10
Brazilian Federal Police Seize 7000 Illegal E-Cigarettes in Highway Check
Brazilian Federal Police Seize 7000 Illegal E-Cigarettes in Highway Check
Brazilian Federal Highway Police seized 7000 illegal e-cigarettes in a white cargo truck during a roadside inspection on October 8th.
Oct.09
Study Shows Potential Loss of Tax Revenue from E-Cigarette Trade
Study Shows Potential Loss of Tax Revenue from E-Cigarette Trade
A study from ESEM at the University of São Paulo shows that Brazil could lose $1.4 billion in tax revenue by 2025 due to illegal e-cigarette trade.
Sep.29
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