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Organised crime driving illicit cigarette factory boom ‘in almost every EU state’

The illegal tobacco trade is booming in the EU, with nearly 10% of cigarettes now produced illicitly. This industry is costing governments around €13 billion in lost tax revenue annually, as organized crime expands production throughout mem...

The Guardian· Sep 8, 2026 · 5:44 PM · 46 views

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The illegal tobacco trade is booming in the EU, with nearly 10% of cigarettes now produced illicitly. This industry is costing governments around €13 billion in lost tax revenue annually, as organized crime expands production throughout member states.

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