Hawaii HB1289 mandates electronic smoking device and e-liquid manufacturers to certify their products and be listed in a public directory.
Hawaii HB1289 requires manufacturers of electronic smoking devices and e-liquids containing nicotine to annually certify their products and be listed in a public directory maintained by the department. Manufacturers must submit a surety bond and certification form, including details like brand names and flavors. Nonresident manufacturers must appoint an agent for service of process. The directory will be updated monthly and made available for public inspection. Violations result in civil penalties, and noncompliant products face seizure and destruction.
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