Irish retailers 'will lose €175,000' due to tobacco smuggling

Three hundred corner stores have been offered black-market tobacco to sell, research revealed today.

Irish retailers 'will lose €175,000' due to tobacco smuggling
Thu, 04 Nov, 2010 - 15:07

Three hundred corner stores have been offered black-market tobacco to sell, research revealed today.

Shop owners claim they will lose on average €175,000 this year alone because of the country’s booming smuggling and counterfeiting racket.

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