Supermarkets Remove Illegal Disposables

Supermarkets Remove Illegal Disposables. Supermarket chains have removed illegal Elf Bar disposable vaping products from shelves across the country. Tesco, Morrisons, and Sainsbury’s were found to be stocking illegal Elf Bar 600s in London, Sheffield and Derby. The action prompted further negative coverage of vaping in the national media and poured fuel on the fire of current

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Supermarkets Remove Illegal Disposables

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