Vermont House Passes Ban on Flavored Tobacco Products

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Mar.15

The Vermont House passes ban on flavored tobacco products aimed at curbing sales to addicted children, to be sent to Senate.

According to a report from WCAX on March 15th, the Vermont House of Representatives has passed a ban on flavored tobacco products.

The ban aims to prohibit the sale of flavored tobacco, e-cigarettes, and mint-flavored products to children addicted to tobacco.

The bill was ultimately passed with a vote of 83 to 53 and will now be submitted to the Senate.

References:

[1] Flavored tobacco ban passes in the Vermont House

Also Read:

[1] Amy Brewer Leads Efforts to Prevent Tobacco Use in Vermont

[2] "Banning Tobacco Flavors to Protect Children" Campaign in Vermont

[3] 68% of Vermont Voters Support Banning Flavored Tobacco Products

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