The Tobacco Retailers Alliance responded by writing to HMRC and the Department of Health to warn that through no fault of their own, independent shops will unknowingly become complicit in the illicit tobacco trade and face possible prosecution. Department of Health spokesperson Kathy ORourke responded: HMRC is monitoring the situation to identify whether standardised packaging has changed the circumstances of the fraud, and if a different operational response is needed. However, TRA spokesperson Suleman Khonat said the response shows that the DoH is entirely unwilling to face up to its responsibilities and passing the buck to anyone it can. He added: This is classic example of a policy pushed by the health lobby with little regard for retailers
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I can tell you that we will end this in the future, as we pass this legislation. associate minister of health Dr Ayesha Verrall She said the health system would save money from not needing to treat illnesses caused by smoking, such as cancer, heart attacks, strokes, and amputations
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Healthy tobacco leaves (15 g) were cut to appropriate sizes, transferred into a triangular bottle containing 85 mL of sterile water and shaken at 37 C and 180 rpm for 5 h