Tobacco

A new lawsuit asks the court to stop the agency from enforcing the May 2020 deadline for PMTAs.

Health warnings first appeared on cigarette packages in 1966 and were last updated in 1984.

Seven in 10 cigarette purchasers have tried e-cigarettes or vaping products.

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The tobacco leaf-free and spit-free pouches come in two flavors and two nicotine strengths.

Retail fuel pricing initiative and national rollout of its rewards program support stronger second quarter.

The convenience retailer gains a 9.9-percent ownership interest in Fire & Flower.

According to Altria Group Inc., more than 50 percent of the U.S. population lives in states with the higher buying age.

State and local officials make moves on flavored tobacco products.

A recent Gallup poll finds that 73 percent favor raising the legal minimum age to buy tobacco products.

Fire & Flower Holdings Corp. operates retail stores, a wholesale distribution division and the HiFyre digital retail platform.

Dual usage and more alternative products on the backbar are driving retailers' outlook.

The limited-edition cigarillo offers a blend of cherry and black cherry flavors.

Consumers have become open to finding their nicotine in non-traditional products.

The agency will also distribute posters and educational materials to schools across the United States.

Companies have 10 months to submit PMTAs to the Food and Drug Administration.

The "Preventing Online Sale of E-Cigarettes to Children Act" seeks to ensure that the age of the purchaser is verified at time of delivery.

The new law goes into effect in 120 days.

The agency responds to a recent court ruling with a new 10-month timeline.

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