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Indonesia seizes tankers from Iran, Panama for alleged oil smuggling
Fuel subsidies ratchet up urgency of tackling smuggling
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Military destroys 7 illegal refineries, recovers stolen crude oil
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KRA’s to introduce excise stamps for juice, bottled water
WHO report on the Global Tobacco Epidemic (PDF)
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WHO technical manual on tobacco tax policy and administration (PDF)
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ETS raise exercise duty collections by 60-percent
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Traders commit to fight illicit trade
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