Hawaii SB2410 mandates annual certification for electronic smoking device and e-liquid manufacturers, establishing a public directory and penalties.
Hawaii SB2410 requires manufacturers of electronic smoking devices and e-liquids to annually certify compliance with state laws and FDA regulations. Manufacturers must submit detailed product information, including brand names, product names, categories, and flavors, to the Department of the Attorney General. The department will maintain a public directory of certified products and update it regularly. Non-compliance with certification requirements or selling unlisted products can result in civil penalties.
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