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Kansas City, Missouri – Stop a Flavor Ban
In the midst of a pandemic and while all eyes are on a national election, the Kansas City, Missouri City Council is deciding to move forward with an ordinance that would ban the sale of flavored vapor products and other smoke-free nicotine and tobacco products.
Loveland, Colorado – Stop a Flavor Ban!
The Loveland City Council is moving forward with proposals to regulate vapor products. There are two ordinances that would require all tobacco/vapor retailers to be licensed through the city. One of these ordinances, 6443(A), includes a ban on sales of any flavored tobacco or nicotine products.
Missoula, Montana – Stop a Flavor Ban!
The Missoula City Council is moving forward with a proposal to ban the sale of flavored vapor products. The ordinance is scheduled for discussion and possible action by the Public Safety and Health Committee on November 18, 2020 at 9:00AM via a Zoom Webinar.
Michigan – Fight ANOTHER Flavor Ban
After multiple attempts to enact a flavor ban in Michigan without adequate stakeholder input, Governor Gretchen Whitmer is turning to the state’s Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) again to enact a dangerous ban on flavored vapor products.
FDA Citizen’s Petition to Delay the PMTA Deadline
A Citizen’s Petition has been filed with the FDA requesting that the agency seek a 180-day extension to the PMTA deadline for certain small, open-system manufacturers. The request is narrowly limited to companies that are already in the process of submitting a PMTA and are compliant with other FDA deadlines for regulating vapor products.
Phoenix, Arizona – Stop a Flavor Ban
Armed with frightening talking points about COVID-19 and smoking, a Phoenix city council member is introducing an ordinance to ban the sale of all tobacco and nicotine products in flavors other than tobacco.
Essential to Us – Keep Vape Shops Open
States are responding to their own outbreaks of COVID-19 by implementing different versions of social distancing and shutting down non-essential services. While some of these businesses are being granted exemptions (for example, restaurants can still offer curbside pick-up and delivery and liquor stores are open with strict social distancing…
Florida – Fight a Flavor Ban – SB 810
On Tuesday evening, Sept. 8, 2020, Governor Ron DeSantis made the bold, but logical decision to Veto SB 810!
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