North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper Signs Four New Bills

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Jul.04.2024

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper Signs Four New Bills

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper signed four bills on July 3, including one to establish an e-cigarette product registry.

According to Spectrum News1, on July 3rd, Governor Roy Cooper of North Carolina signed four bills on Wednesday. One of these bills includes the creation of a new e-cigarette product registration database.

A bill signed by Cooper establishes a registry under the North Carolina Department of Revenue by the end of the year for registering certified aerosol products (such as e-cigarettes) or consumer goods containing nicotine. Manufacturers must obtain certification when selling these products in North Carolina.

Salesmen and manufacturers who do not comply with the new regulations will face penalties. Both parties could potentially incur fines of varying amounts, with manufacturers even possibly facing misdemeanor charges.

References:

[1] Cooper signs bills on vaping regulations, DMV changes

Also Read:

[1] North Carolina Considers Banning Hundreds of E-Cigarette Products: Report

[2] Mount Airy City Government Considers Measures for Tobacco and Cannabis Stores

[3] North Carolina Tightens Regulations on E-cigarette Businesses in Jacksonville

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