
The world’s most widely smuggled legal substance
The counterfeit cops
Terrorism and tobacco
The Taliban and tobacco
中国“万宝路”之乡
China’s Marlboro Country
Smuggling Made Easy
El Gran ‘Duty Free’
When cracking down seems impossible
Ukraine’s ‘Lost’ Cigarettes Flood Europe
The Montenegro Connection
Djukanovic’s Montenegro a family business
Montenegrins may have been surprised late last year to learn that the global financial crisis had arrived in their tiny Balkan country. Newspapers, the Internet, and even a James Bond film painted Montenegro as the Monte Carlo of Eastern Europe. The nation’s mountainous, tree-lined coast, medieval walled cities, and stone ruins set the scene for a boom in luxury hotels and private villas. Read more about Djukanovic’s Montenegro a family business
Canada’s boom in smuggled cigarettes
Big Tobacco’s New York black market
SMOKE2U
Made To Be Smuggled
Going Undercover
‘The Guy In The Wheelchair’
Smoking Dragon, Royal Charm
Blame the distributor
How to get away with smuggling
Glossary of Tobacco Smuggling
Bootlegging: Often called “buttlegging,” bootlegging refers to the act of smuggling tobacco products from low-tax to high-tax jurisdictions for resale, generally by individuals or small groups.
Cigarette dumping: The practice of selling cigarettes below the price usually charged in a domestic market in order to establish brand dominance and gain competitive edge.
Contraband: Goods smuggled into or out of a country. Read more about Glossary of Tobacco Smuggling