Brazilian Police Seize 300 Illegal Vapes Linked to 'IGNITE' Brand

Nov.27.2024

Brazilian police seized 300 illegal vapes from Paraguay at the border, including products from the "IGNITE" brand.

According to the Federal Police, on November 26th, Brazilian federal police officers, Brazilian federal tax office employees, and National Security Department police intercepted approximately 300 e-cigarettes from Paraguay at the entrance gate of Friendship Bridge international border crossing. The seized products included the e-cigarette brand "IGNITE.

The police discovered the e-cigarettes hidden in compartments inside the dashboard and door panels of a Paraguayan-registered vehicle.

After confirming that the behavior was illegal, the goods and vehicles were confiscated and sent to the Brazilian Federal Revenue Service for processing.

References:

[1] PF apreende 300 cigarros eletrônicos na Fronteira do Brasil com o Paraguai

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[2] Brazil Seizes 500,000 Illegal E-Cigarettes, Company to Lose License

[3] Brazil police seize 500,000 illegal e-cigarettes, including "IGNITE" brand

[4] Brazil police seize nearly 2,000 illegal e-cigarettes from brands including "ELFBAR" and "IGNITE"

[5] Brazilian Authorities Crack Down on Illegal E-Cigarette Sales Operation

[6] Brazilian police seize 421 illegal e-cigarettes, including OXBAR and Lost Mary

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