Convenience Distribution Association Brings Labor Concerns to Federal Officials Members met virtually with the U.S. Department of Labor to discuss, among other topics, any impact on the supply chain. FTC Issues Consent Order for 7-Eleven's Acquisition of SpeedwayThe commission calls for the divesture of locations in 293 markets across 20 states. NACS Requests Industry Call to Action Around Federal Infrastructure Bill The INVEST in America Act, as currently drafted, would allow EV charging stations to be placed at rest areas on interstates. North Carolina Gas Station Sues Colonial Pipeline for Fuel Shortage EZ Mart in Wilmington filed a proposed class-action lawsuit seeking to represent more than 11,000 stations. GPM Takes Advantage of New Legislation to Expand Beer Sales Eight additional stores in Kentucky, Texas and Arkansas now have licenses to sell the alcoholic beverages. Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to FDA's Vaping Regulations A Mississippi vape shop and an industry group questioned the agency's authority over e-cigarettes and vapor products. NECSEMA Executive Director Reflects on First Anniversary of Massachusetts' Flavored Tobacco Ban In an op-ed piece, Jonathan Shaer notes the legislation drove sales to neighboring states and the black market. NATSO & SIGMA Form Alliance to Address Legislative Priorities NATSO will manage SIGMA's government affairs program, and together they will strengthen the entities' advocacy efforts. Legislative Corner: Kentucky, New York, Pennsylvania, Oregon & Wisconsin Retailers seek clarity on mask guidelines. Tackling Tobacco: May 2021 Legislative & Regulatory Roundup States continue to bring their tobacco buying age in line with the federal rule. First Previous 41 42 43 44 45 Next Last
