Another smuggling model is large-scale tobacco smuggling syndicates.

According to our investigation, Lida Trading Group, which conducts tobacco import and export trade, is highly suspect, and we suspect that this company colluded with customs to conduct large-scale cigarette smuggling."

"Colluding with customs!"

Han Zhibang's words made everyone stunned. Why did the smuggling in Xiangjiang involve the customs?

But if you think about it carefully, it is really inseparable from the customs.

Not to mention small-scale smuggling.

As everyone knows about the current situation in Xiangjiang, tobacco smuggling must be inseparable from associations, because only associations can organize so many people to smuggle in Xiangjiang.

As for the supply of goods!

No need to ask.

It is either smuggled from the mainland or from the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand and other places, and the profit is definitely not as high as the tax bureau said.

Because if it were really that high, the association would not focus on washing powder and supplement it with tobacco.

The reason is also easy to understand.

Cigarettes are not like washing powder, they sell in quantity, that is, they are cheaper and more popular.

Regular cigarettes are sold in large supermarkets and regular stores. Because the tax is too high, the cheapest pack of cigarettes costs more than 50. There is no way, the tax is nearly 40.

Smuggled cigarettes cannot enter large supermarkets or chain stores and can only be sold at street stalls and mobile vendors.

Because everyone knows that cigarettes are smuggled, the price cannot be too high. They are much cheaper than regular stores. A pack of cigarettes costs more than 50, and the roadside stalls are estimated to sell them for more than 20 or 30.

It can't be too high, because if you sell it too high, you won't be able to buy it from here and buy genuine products.

The profit of a pack of cigarettes is more than ten yuan, excluding the expenses of the intermediate links. Although it is profitable, it is much worse than washing powder. In contrast, if smuggling in Xiangjiang wants to make money, it must be done in volume. It not only requires large-scale smuggling, but also has sales channels.
Chapter completed!