Hawaii SB1435 prohibits the sale of flavored tobacco products and mislabeling of nicotine-free products.
Hawaii SB1435 aims to address the public health crisis caused by tobacco use by prohibiting the sale of flavored tobacco products, including those with menthol and cooling sensations, and mislabeling products as nicotine-free. The bill defines "flavored tobacco product" as any product imparting a taste or odor other than tobacco, or a cooling or numbing sensation. It also prohibits the mislabeling of e-liquid products as nicotine-free if they contain nicotine. The bill allocates funds for enforcement and establishes positions within the Department of Health to oversee compliance.
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