Oregon to Ban Flavored Tobacco Products Sales in Salem

Feb.08.2023

Oregon to Ban Flavored Tobacco Products Sales in Salem

Oregon Senate passed a bill banning flavored tobacco, including cigarettes and e-cigarettes, from being sold in Salem to prevent underage smoking.

Salem has introduced a bill that would ban the sale of flavored tobacco products in the state of Oregon.

This includes products such as traditional cigarettes and electronic cigarettes.

Supporters believe that flavors like fruit and candy attract underage users, and therefore, prohibiting flavored tobacco can help prevent minors from becoming tobacco users.

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