Hawaii SB1525 mandates certification for electronic smoking device and e-liquid manufacturers, establishes a public directory, and sets penalties for.
Hawaii SB1525 requires manufacturers of electronic smoking devices and e-liquids containing nicotine to annually certify compliance with state regulations, including FDA marketing orders and premarket tobacco product applications. The Department of Health must maintain a public directory listing certified manufacturers and their products. Products not listed in the directory are prohibited from retail sale in the state. The bill outlines procedures for removing noncompliant manufacturers and products from the directory, including notice and opportunity to cure deficiencies.
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