Minnesota SF2649 mandates cigarette retailers to advertise lung cancer screening resources at the point of sale.
Minnesota SF2649 requires retailers selling cigarettes to display advertisements for lung cancer screenings at the point of sale. These advertisements must be clear, visible, and direct customers to noncommercial screening resources through a website address or QR code. Additionally, the bill appropriates funds from the general fund to the Department of Health for these point of sale advertisements.
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