SW Illegal Tobacco

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Illegal tobacco sales harm our local communities, allowing tobacco products to be sold to children at pocket money prices.
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By reporting illegal tobacco sales, even the smallest pieces of information, you have the power to make a big difference.
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South West Illegal Tobacco

2 weeks ago

South West Illegal Tobacco
. Smoking will kill up to 2 out 3 long term users. Tobacco remains the single biggest cause of preventable illness and death with approximately 64,000 deaths in England every year.. If you smoke, it is far less risky to vape instead. In the short and medium term, vaping poses a small fraction of the risks of smoking.. Nicotine vaping is one of the most effective and popular tools for quitting smoking.. Vaping is not for children and whilst it can help people quit smoking, vaping is not risk free.❗️Those who don’t smoke should not vape.❗️Report the sale or supply of illegal vapes or,the sale to under 18's🚫, directly to us www.swillegaltobacco.info/report-it#ReportIt #vapesafe #ProtectOurChildrenResearch conducted by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) reveals that illicit vapes are the products Trading Standards professionals are most concerned about on the UK’s high streets. There are concerns that some may be designed specifically to appeal to children and young people, with packaging and flavours emulating popular confectionery brands such as Skittles. Read more: ow.ly/s21L50MuH1N ... See MoreSee Less

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South West Illegal Tobacco

4 weeks ago

South West Illegal Tobacco
Cracking work Trading Standard 😀❌ Last September, Trading Standards seized over 900,000 cigarettes and 15kg of tobacco, with an estimated retail value of up to £746,000, from a garage in Stoke Gifford. 🔥 Selling illegal tobacco is a criminal offence and is linked to organised crime, including drugs, weapons and people trafficking. Illegal cigarettes are also unlikely to comply with certain safety standards, designed to reduce the risk of house fires.👉 If you suspect anyone of selling counterfeit or illegal tobacco products, contact Avon and Somerset Police, South West Illegal Tobacco or call Citizens Advice on 0808 223 1133. ... See MoreSee Less

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