US Attorneys General Calls for Removal of Flavored ENDS to Protect Youth
According to a report from the American publication "Arizona State Press" on November 8th, several US attorney generals, including Chris Mayes, the Attorney General of Arizona, publicly demanded that the Center for Tobacco Products develop a five-year plan to remove flavored electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) targeted at young people from the market.
The proposal to raise the minimum age to purchase tobacco products from 18 to 21 in Tempe, Arizona has received support from the city council. This initiative was included in a letter seeking public input on a tobacco product strategy, which was issued by the council in September. If approved, the proposal will take effect in May 2024.
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