According to Toscana Media News on September 26th, the Italian Vercelli Special Forces discovered a tobacco storage warehouse used for illegal online transactions.
In this operation, the tax police in Veracruz seized over 50 million e-cigarettes and other tobacco products, and reported two individuals.
Illegal tobacco products were neatly arranged on shelves in the warehouse, including millions of e-cigarettes, their corresponding chargers, filters, and papers, all without legal permits or authorization.
Previously, the department received numerous reports about the online sale of e-cigarettes and e-cigarette chargers in the Vicwest area. A subsequent investigation identified the originator of this e-commerce activity, who was found to not have proper authorization to operate legally.
Two managers engaged in this illegal activity are of Italian nationality, and they have now been reported.
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