From: Chichester Observer
Cereal boxes and ice cream vans are some of the more unusual places where illegal cigarettes have been discovered by West Sussex Trading Standards.
The county council has released information about the strangest hiding places for tobacco ahead of World No Tobacco Day, which is on Sunday May 31 and is organised by the World Health Organisation.
Each year has a specific theme, with this year’s being illicit tobacco.
In the past year illegal tobacco has been found in an ice cream van, a car repair garage, in cereal boxes, behind a sliding panel in a genuine cigarette gantry, and in front of a boarded up window hidden behind a bathroom cupboard.
