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Dueling Reynolds Deals

Reynolds pushes for end-of-month Lorillard deal amidst rumors of a British American Tobacco takeover

CSP Magazine

Industry View: Facts About FDA Deeming Regulations

On April 25, 2014, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration published the long-awaited “deeming regulations” that extend the agency’s regulatory authority to six additional categories of tobacco products. In its 241-page deeming-regulation document, the FDA includes 218 pages of explanation, commentary, rationale, questions and requests for additional input and research on regulating these additional tobacco products, along with 23 pages of the proposed deeming regulatory language.

NATO reported about the issue of “corrective statements” that arose in 1999, when the U.S. Department of Justice brought a lawsuit against several cigarette manufacturers regarding statements made by the companies about cigarettes and smoking.

Private-label tobacco retail brand also adds CIO

Even in early stages, the proposed e-cig regulations seem to be a win for brick-and-mortar retailers. The only aspect of the regulations that seems to have a direct effect on retailers is something most c-stores are already implementing: an 18-and-older age requirement.

Zeller presentation highlights continuum of risk, compliance enforcement

Cigarette sales in convenience stores continue to slide, while e-cigarettes see nearly 98% unit-sales growth. Cigars, meanwhile, saw unit-sales growth of nearly 6%, but dollar sales remained generally...

Senators grill blu, NJOY executives over alleged marketing to youth

Zeller talks menthol, graphic warning, substantial equivalence for e-cigs

Regulators need to focus on nicotine delivery, acknowledge risk continuum: Zeller

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