Italy Customs Monopolies Agency Blocks 876 Illegal E-Cig Sites
The Italy Customs and Monopolies Agency has updated its list of blocked e-commerce sites to 876 for illegally selling vaping or tobacco products. The businesses have until October 2 to remove prohibited items like ready-to-use liquids and disposable e-cigarettes or face permanent blackout. A Turin court ruling also bans promoting vaping products with offers, flyers, or posters, allowing only technical details without subjective comments.
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