In a significant move to uphold regulatory standards and combat illicit activities, the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has seized illicit tobacco products valued at GH¢7.95 million. The products, which made their way into the country through unauthorized border routes, failed to meet the standard requirements mandated by Ghanaian laws. The GRA, in a statement released on November 21, 2023, revealed the extensive measures taken to address this issue and maintain the nation’s regulatory integrity.
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The GRA’s decisive action against illicit tobacco trade sends a clear message about the commitment to upholding regulatory standards and protecting public health. By seizing and subsequently destroying non-compliant products, the GRA sets a precedent for stringent enforcement of laws governing the tobacco industry. The collaboration with other government agencies and encouragement for public cooperation underscores a comprehensive approach to eradicating illicit trade practices in Ghana.
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