How to Identify Illicit Cigarettes in South Africa South African consumers can spot illicit cigarettes through five key packaging indicators: Missing excise marking (diamond stamp) Absent or incorrect health warnings Tar/nicotine readings that exceed legal limits (12mg tar/1.2mg nicotine) or appear in wrong positions Incorrect or missing quit line number Absence of reduced ignition propensity text Price offers a simple way to verifyany pack selling below Rand 20 is likely illicit, as this amount represents the minimum tax (R16.66 excise plus VAT)
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Affected products include both packets of tobacco and loose-leaf rolling tobacco, with the price of a standard 20-pack of cigarettes now 13 or more in many instances
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