The tobacco license has been revoked. Where are the remaining cigarettes?

If the tobacco license is cancelled, the remaining tobacco needs to be disposed of in the following ways:

1.** Sales * *: Before the tobacco monopoly retail license is cancelled, the merchant needs to sell all the tobacco in the store. This is mainly to prevent the loss caused by expired tobacco.

2.** Recycling * *: If the tobacco can't be sold, the shopkeeper can also choose to recycle the tobacco to the local tobacco company and get some economic compensation.

3.** Donation * *: Merchants can also choose to donate the remaining tobacco to charity to help people in need. However, it should be noted that not all tobacco can be donated, and it is necessary to confirm whether these cigarettes meet the requirements of charities.

4.** Destroy * *: If the tobacco has expired or cannot be sold, the merchant needs to destroy the tobacco to avoid waste and other problems.

In short, after the tobacco license is cancelled, businesses need to dispose of the remaining tobacco to prevent losses caused by expired tobacco. Merchants need to choose the appropriate way to deal with it according to their own situation.