Ukip accepted a donation of £25,000 Pillbox 38, the Blackburn firm behind electronic cigarette brand Absolutely Wicked final May possibly. The get together then accepted a additional donation of £11,000 from Jason Cropper the founder of the group in July, the electoral commission register exhibits.
In the 90 second video Mr Farage attempted out a greater e-cigarette comparable to the type that Totally Wicked makes and then on an e-cigar.
Mr Farage says that smaller sized, non-refillable cigarettes that are not going to be banned by the commission are largely produced by the “big pharmaceutical lobby and by large tobacco.”
The Ukip leader described the greater cigarettes of the kind make by Absolutely Wicked which had been recommended for a ban, “remarkable” and produced by “a total host of entrepreneurs.”
Mr Farage continued: “I have to say, as a smoker, frankly I haven’t yet offered up but I could do very very easily and there are 1.eight million men and women in this nation utilizing these factors, it is cutting down tobacco use massively.
“Yet these are due to be banned… I want to see the British government stand up and say, we, underneath no situations, will we accept this.”
Following debate the European Commission made a decision to impose bigger health warnings on cigarette packets and cap the amount of nicotine allowed in e-cigarettes rather than impose a ban.
A Ukip spokesman stated: “The only response we’re offering is that Nigel Farage is properly identified for his libertarian views on such matters.” He added: “Nigel has always been campaigning on this type of issue.”
Mr Cropper’s brother Fraser, who took more than as chief executive of Pillbox 38 mentioned MEPs from other parties had been far more “tenacious” than Mr Farage in standing up for the organization in Brussels.
Farage lobbies for "remarkable" e-cigarettes in video following donation from maker
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