Flavored products such as e-cigarettes, menthol cigarettes, flavored cigars can no longer be sold in stores.Read More
Governor DeWine said he supports the Columbus ordinance passed Monday banning the sale of vape flavors.Read More
Because of this amendment, the bill now heads back to the Ohio House of Representatives for approval.Read More
The ban is scheduled to go into effect on Jan. 1, 2024, giving retailers just over a year to clear out existing inventory.Read More
The court’s action has the effect of upholding a measure passed by the state's Legislature in 2020.Read More
Under a proposed ordinance, violators would receive a $500 fine that could jump to $2,500 for many violations.Read More
The ban was announced in 2020, and will also include banning packaging that depicts anything other than tobacco.Read More
Supporters of the ban say the law was necessary to put a stop to a staggering rise in teen smoking.Read More
Though more than half the state’s ballots have yet to be counted, media outlets say the ban will pass.Read More
The ban includes all flavored nicotine products except hookah, loose tobacco (for pipes) and premium cigars.Read More
