After being informed of the infractions by Vermont’s attorney general, Amazon made unspecified improvements.Read More
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It takes a two-thirds majority in both the House and Senate in Vermont to override a veto. Read More
In his veto letter, Scott correctly described S.18 as “hypocritical and out of step with other initiatives."Read More
Scott described the bill as "hypocritical" because Vermont allows the sale of flavored alcohol and cannabis.Read More
It's estimated that the ban could result in a $15 million loss in state tax revenue, which has Scott concerned.Read More
If passed, the ban would go into effect on Jan. 1, 2025 for flavors, while menthol would be July 1, 2025.Read More
Vermont’s ban was originally proposed in early 2020 as a way to prevent youth use and has died twice.Read More
Sunsiol is the largest CBD and hemp company in Vermont and the fifth largest in the United States.Read More
It would also get the AG’s office to report on the extent to which Vermont may restrict advertising.Read More
Vermont's ban was originally proposed in early 2020, but was sidelined after the Covid-19 pandemic. Read More
