Alaska SB24 raises the minimum age for purchasing tobacco and nicotine products to 21, imposes taxes on electronic smoking products, and restricts.
Alaska SB24 amends several sections of state law to raise the minimum age for purchasing tobacco, electronic smoking products, and nicotine products to 21. It imposes a tax on closed electronic smoking products and vapor products, requiring retailers to collect and remit the tax. The bill also restricts the sale and distribution of electronic smoking products, requiring retailers to verify the age of purchasers and prohibiting the marketing of these products in a way that promotes use by individuals under 21.
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