Flavored tobacco and e-cigarette products

Florida Politics reported that Florida bans disposable e-cigarette flavors, but allows refillable devices and e-liquids. Governor Ron DeSantis must now decide the fate of the bill.

Quebec's ban on flavored e-cigarettes has failed, prompting public scrutiny over enforcement inconsistencies, according to reports in The Sun and Montreal Daily News.

US Senators warn major retailers to stop selling illegal flavored e-cigarette products, calling it a "significant public health threat".

Oregon anti-smoking advocates gather outside state capitol demanding ban on flavored tobacco products, citing youth targeting and addiction concerns.

Evanston, Illinois to prohibit sales of flavored tobacco products starting April 1 to protect public from predatory market tactics.

A bill in Utah banning most flavored e-cigarette sales is sparking concerns among opponents, fearing it will "destroy" the industry.

California lawmaker Jim Wood is taking action against flavored tobacco products with a new bill to strengthen enforcement.

Tobacco company Altria plans to introduce berry and watermelon flavored e-cigarettes, implementing bluetooth technology to restrict underage use.