Notes:

(1) 1998 data includes both seizures of amphetamines and ecstasy.

(2) Accurate data are not available before 2002 due to double counting of seizures by police and customs reports.

(3) Until 1995, number of seizures based on offences; since 1996: numbers of seizures based on police register. Data include both seizures of amphetamine and methamphetamine.

(4) Since 2000, data include seizures of all amphetamine-type products in kg with no differentiation between products; see Table SZR-13 for numbers of seizures of amphetamine-type products additionally seized in tablets.

(5) Before 2004, data include both amphetamine and methamphetamine seizures.

(6) Luxembourg: Data include both seizures of amphetamine and methamphetamine.

(7) 2000 data includes seizures of ecstasy.

(8) Data include 3 seizures of amphetamine tablets in 2001; 4 seizures of amphetamine tablets in 2002; 2 seizures of amphetamine tablets in 2003; and 4 seizures of amphetamine tablets in 2004.

(9) Before 2001, data include both amphetamine and methamphetamine seizures.

(10) Before 2001, data include both amphetamine and methamphetamine seizures. Fenmetrazin is included in amphetamine seizures.

(11) 2003 data refer to England, Scotland and Wales only.

(12) Data refer to seizures made by customs and the National Service for Combating Organized Crime (NACOC) from the Ministry of Interior.

(13) Data include 4 seizures of amphetamine tablets in 2004.

(14) Up to 2003 the number of large seizures only is reported; from 2004 all seizures are reported.

See also 'General notes for interpreting data' on the Explanatory notes and help page.

Source:

Reitox national focal points.