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statement from Atomik s manufacturer, The Chernobyl Spirit Company. It seems that they are accusing us of using forged Ukrainian excise stamps, but this doesn t make sense since the bottles are for the U.K. market and are clearly labelled with valid U.K. excise stamps, Jim Smith, founder of the company and a professor at the University of Portsmouth in the U.K., said in the statement. Elina Smirnova, a lawyer representing the company, added that the seizure was a clear violation of Ukrainian law. If Atomik does make its way onto shelves, it will be the first consumer product from the Chernobyl region since the infamous 1986 meltdown, the company said. ....
But according to a statement by The Chernobyl Spirit Company, before the first run of this unique beverage was offered for sale, it was seized by Ukrainian Secret Services agents for unexplained reasons. The 1,500-bottle batch was enroute to the UK when it was snatched by officials in March and taken to the Kyiv Prosecutor s office. Credit: The Chernobyl Spirit Company It seems that they are accusing us of using forged Ukrainian excise stamps, but this doesn t make sense since the bottles are for the U.K. market and are clearly labelled with valid U.K. excise stamps, Jim Smith, founder of the company and a professor at the University of Portsmouth in the U.K., said in the statement. ....