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Because about 90% of adult daily smokers smoked their first cigarette by the age of 18, continued enforcement of the ban on cigarettes with characterizing flavors is vital to protect future generations from a lifetime of addiction. The Tobacco Control Act, which was passed by Congress and signed by the President in 2009, banned cigarettes containing certain characterizing flavors, such as candy or fruit flavors, to reduce the number of youth who start to smoke and who become addicted to dangerous tobacco products

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Retail Licensing & Sales Regulations Retailers must comply with strict federal and state requirements, including: Valid tobacco retail licence (varies by state) Mandatory age verification Clear signage stating no sales to minors Prohibition of loyalty points or promotional incentives Failure to follow these laws can result in heavy fines or licence suspension