Ohio HB849 regulates electronic smoking, tobacco, nicotine, and vapor products, including licensing, taxation, and marketing restrictions.
Ohio HB849 establishes comprehensive regulations on electronic smoking, tobacco, nicotine, and vapor products. It mandates licensing for distributors and retailers, imposes taxes, and requires detailed record-keeping. The bill prohibits certain advertising practices and restricts sales to minors. It also creates a directory for approved manufacturers and products, with penalties for non-compliance. Inspections and enforcement actions are authorized to ensure adherence to the law. The bill aims to standardize statewide regulation and enforcement of these products.
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