Any shipments valued above $10,000 would be classified as a class C felony and could result in jail, fines or both. Read More
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A new “tax parity” law would apply the tax rate for traditional tobacco products to vaping products.Read More
Last year, the Hawaii Legislature passed a bill, but it was then vetoed by the state's governor.Read More
If passed, the state’s tobacco rules would deny anyone born after to Jan. 1, 2003, from purchasing products.Read More
Currently, e-cigarettes only have the general excise tax of between 4.1 percent and 4.7 percent.Read More
It will focus on prevention and more than 500 students are anticipated to enroll in the study over five years.Read More
It is a major loss for Hawaii’s legal vaping industry, which has campaigned vigorously against the bill.Read More
The bill would also prohibit companies from mislabeling e-liquid products as nicotine-free or marketing to youth.Read More
The group said that the bill will also make it harder for kids to purchase vaping products.Read More
Company allegedly targeted teens while falsely understating Juul's nicotine content. Read More
