The trade association for tobacco companies that operate in the UK. Also at the forefront of developing potentially less harmful products such as e-cigarettes
HMRC claims that "the number of illicit cigarettes consumed annually has dropped by nearly 90 per cent since 2000". Just how long will the Government persist in pedalling this myth when ALL the evidence points in the opposite direction?https://t.co/9eN4uKiADE #illegaltobacco
EXCLUSIVE: The PM has received a stark warning that one of his laws will be a boon to China while further damaging the UK economy. https://t.co/afzpusO1HF
The ever widening price gap between a 20-pack of legal cigarettes (£16.60 on average according to the ONS) versus £3.00-£6.00 for a 20-pack of illicit cigarettes explains the change in spending habits. For the latest TMA AIT Survey 2025, mail: [email protected]#illegaltobacco
The normalisation of illicit tobacco is a massive issue. It's available to buy everywhere. People are no longer surprised. In Wales a majority said they wouldn't report it if they new about it. For the latest AIT Survey Wales 2025, mail: [email protected]#illegaltobacco#Wales
Lessons from Australia need to be taken seriously by the UK Govt before it’s too late.
Organised crime is winning Australia’s war on tobacco | John Coyne | https://t.co/U2KZljB294 via @aspi_org
Selling cheap illicit untaxed tobacco is commonplace now in Scotland and its only increasing. For a copy of the latest TMA AIT Scotland Survey 2025, contact [email protected]#illegaltobacco#Scotland