Illegal shisha tobacco seller fined
A shop owner in Oxford has been fined for repeatedly selling illicit shisha tobacco
Posted 09 August 2022 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Crime|South East
UPDATES: An illegal shisha tobacco seller has been fined after enforcement action exposed breaches of trading laws. The case reinforces the importance of tackling the illicit tobacco market and protecting public health.
A shopkeeper prosecuted by Oxfordshire County Council Trading Standards has pleaded guilty to supplying illegal shisha tobacco.
On 29 July Oxford Magistrates’ Court heard how Trading Standards officers visited Zaid Supermarket on Cowley Road in Oxford in March 2020 and seized more than 20,000 grams of illegal tobacco from under the counter.
The store’s owner, Mohamed Badache (32) wa...
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