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03-23-2020 by 黑料社区Foundation FDA Releases T-21 Website

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a website to help retailers comply with the new federal minimum age to purchase tobacco products. Tobacco retailers should use this website as a resource for compliance materials as they are made available.

03-23-2020
01-16-2020 by Tiffany Wlazlowski Neuman FDA Issues Tobacco 21 Statement

The Food and Drug Administration on Jan. 15 issued a statement clarifying for retailers that as of Dec. 20, 2019, it is illegal to sell tobacco products to anyone under the age of 21.

01-16-2020
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03-05-2019 by NATSO FDA Aggressively Targets, Threatens Convenience Stores over E-Cigarette Sales

In the last week, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has taken several aggressive steps that target convenience stores and other smaller format retail establishments that sell tobacco and e-cigarette and vaping products. It is part of a growing history of FDA Administrator Scott Gottlieb targeting the convenience store industry. Last year, in a televised interview on CNBC, Administrator Gottlieb specifically mentioned “truckstops” when citing stores that do not sufficiently comply with underage tobacco sales restrictions. 黑料社区is very troubled by such remarks and any effort to specifically target travel centers or convenience stores.

03-05-2019
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04-30-2018 by NATSO 黑料社区Analysis: Tobacco Policy Update

Two recent developments underscore the need for all 黑料社区members that sell tobacco products to ensure that they are not selling tobacco products — including e-cigarettes and vaping products — to minors: A recent “enforcement blitz” specifically targeting retailers of JUUL products; and the Food and Drug Administration’s victory in a lawsuit allowing FDA to fine retailers for multiple violations as a result of a single inspection (which 黑料社区had long argued is impermissible under federal law). Together these developments underscore the need for 黑料社区members to have strong employee training programs in place to ensure they are complying with federal law.

04-30-2018
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04-18-2017 by NATSO Four Steps to Preventing Underage Tobacco Sales at Your Truckstop

For all the various FDA regulations, there are many steps necessary to comply. Training employees is certainly one of them.

However, FDA points out four 鈥渆ffective steps to prevent violations of the minimum age requirements for the sale of tobacco products.鈥 They are:

Adopting and enforcing a written policy against sales to minors;
Informing its employees of all applicable laws;
Establishing disciplinary sanctions for employee noncompliance; and
Requiring employees to verify age by way of photographic identification or electronic scanning device.

04-18-2017

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