Texas HB3772 regulates e-cigarette sales and requires a directory of manufacturers and products.
Texas HB3772 mandates that e-cigarettes sold in the state must be listed in a directory maintained by the comptroller. Manufacturers must annually certify their products and pay a fee. Unauthorized e-cigarettes face seizure and destruction. The comptroller conducts audits and can impose administrative sanctions and civil penalties for violations. The bill also creates a criminal offense for false certification and authorizes fees for enforcement.
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