Looming Regulation & Economic Pressures Weigh Heavy on Tobacco CategoryConvenience Store News' recent "What's Next in C-store Tobacco" virtual roundtable examined the state of the backbar. What C-store Operators Need to Know About the Corrective Statements Agreement NATO provides details on the point-of-sale settlement agreement with cigarette manufacturers. Tobacco Companies Reach Deal With Justice Department Over Retail Messaging The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia will hold a hearing on the proposed agreement later this month. People on the Move: ExxonMobil, Global Partners, Parker's & NYACS PIM Brands, GreenPrint, TruAge, Talking Rain Beverage Co. and more also announce personnel moves. FDA's Oversight of Synthetic Nicotine Takes Effect Manufacturers have 30 days to file premarket tobacco applications. NATO Offers Its Take on FDA Regulation of Synthetic Nicotine Products Executive Director Thomas Briant advises retailers and wholesalers on how to avoid selling unauthorized products. 2022 Could Prove to Be Another Active Year for Tobacco Legislation The industry cannot rule out tax hikes or flavor bans, according to a Tobacco Plus Expo presentation. NATO: Retail Sales Could Take $800M Hit if Federal Tobacco Tax Increases Pass A new study also found that any hikes would negatively impact state and local tax revenues and jobs. Legislative Corner: Kentucky, New York & Pennsylvania A trio of bills that would have adversely affected c-stores fails to pass in Kentucky. Industry Roundup: The Top 10 Most-Read Stories of March 2021 Multiple updates on major acquisitions and divestments captured CSNews readers' interest. First Previous 3 4 5 6 7 Next Last
