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Brexit and the Control of Tobacco Illicit Trade

Part of the SpringerBriefs in Law Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-45979-6

ISBN: 978-3-030-45978-9

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jun 5, 2020

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Chapter 1Introduction

Foltea, Marina

Pages: 1 –3

[Over three and a half years after the popular vote, Brexit remains a moving target, particularly with regard to the future relationship between the EU and the UK. The content of this subproject, whilst it was up to date at the time of writing, may have been superseded by recent events.]
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Chapter 2The UK Process of Leaving the EU

Foltea, Marina

Pages: 5 –20

[On 23 June 2016, people in the UK and in Gibraltar cast their vote on the United Kingdom European Union Membership Referendum, also known as the EU Referendum or the Brexit Referendum. Asked to decide whether the country should remain a member of, or leave the European Union, 51.89% of those who...
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Chapter 3The Issue of Illicit Tobacco Trade in the UK

Foltea, Marina

Pages: 21 –31

[Illicit tobacco trade, as much as trade in other illicit products, is nothing new. Some have argued that it has probably existed since the introduction of tobacco as a valuable and sought-after product from the New World. A lot has been written about the topic and tobacco remains among the most...
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Chapter 4UK Relevant Legal and Enforcement Frameworks

Foltea, Marina

Pages: 33 –59

[Among dual markets (i.e. those where a licit and an illicit market for the same commodity exist), the tobacco market is one of the most tightly regulated. Tobacco consumption poses health problems that generate great costs to society and the economy.]
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Chapter 5EU and Member States Agreements with the Tobacco Industry

Foltea, Marina

Pages: 61 –66

[Preventive policies against illicit trade include cooperation frameworks established by the EU and the Member States with tobacco manufacturers. Over the years, collaboration with tobacco companies has taken place under two main formats: (i) voluntary, non-binding memoranda of understanding...
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Chapter 6Key EU and Global Anti-illicit Trade Initiatives

Foltea, Marina

Pages: 67 –77

[Two initiatives in particular, one at EU level and one with global reach promoted by the World Health Organization, currently steer the efforts against illicit trade in tobacco products in the UK. Both are likely to continue to apply after Brexit implementation in the UK. The two instruments are...
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Chapter 7Conclusions and Recommendations

Foltea, Marina

Pages: 79 –81

[Brexit represents an unprecedented moment for the European integration project. Despite the evident difficulties in assessing the impact of the still ongoing process on the cladenstine activity of illicit tradde, all in all, the potential effects of Brexit on illicit tobacco trade in the UK...

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