The global market for illicit cigarettes has sunk its teeth into supply chains around the world - though substantially more so in some areas than others - and ongoing counterfeit tobacco trade could be costing some governments up to €1 billion ($1.09 billion) annually.
OpSec's latest whitepaper explores this global problem and highlights how it has affected four different countries, Greece, The Dominican Republic, Australia, and the UK.
This 7-page paper also reviews several solutions used to counteract the problem and their effectiveness in maximizing profit, tax revenues and protecting public health.
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