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10 Tobacco BansThat Will Arm You to Protect Your RightsSmoking and tobacco bans aren’t new. We’ve seen a squeeze on our rights for over a century, but regulation efforts have rapidly increased in recent years. Today your smoking rights are at stake more than ever, but you can prepare for the future by learning from the past. Get the facts …
The Cost ofthe FDA Ban for Retailers.The FDA recently announced plans to restrict access to certain vape flavors and to ban menthol cigarettes completely. In 2016, cigarettes and other tobacco products comprised 36% of convenience store sales. This FDA ban may not only mean a reduction in income but also extra expense to comply with new government regulations. > The …
Your Future Under The FDA Flavor Bans.On November 15, the FDA just announced some of the most aggressive flavor bans in history. The proposed bans would remove menthol cigarettes from the market, restrict sales of flavored cigars and drastically limit access to flavored vapor products. Learn how these bans will affect you and sign up to get notified about future …
MentholUnder FireThere has been a lot of chatter lately about banning flavored tobacco product sales, including sales of menthol cigarettes and mint and wintergreen flavored dip. If you’re a tobacco product retailer, read on to learn more about the potential ban and to get tips on speaking out. > What portion of your tobacco sales are menthol products? For most …
Talking to Adult Customers AboutTobacco Price Increases Doesn’t Have to be Hard.Tobacco price increases can make customer service difficult, especially when you aren’t even made aware of changes until they’ve gone into effect. Customers often aren’t aware of the tobacco tax increases that affect pricing, and, even once you’ve learned of an increase, it can be tricky to talk about …
Stress-FreeID ChecksIf you’re a tobacco retailer, you know how important it is to check IDs at the register even when the customer looks old enough to buy adult tobacco products, but sometimes it’s a challenge to stay FDA compliant. > By the book.Retailers are on the front lines when it comes to preventing tobacco sales to minors. That’s why checking …
