Web Content Syndication – Web Pages

Applying to legally market a tobacco product in compliance with FDA regulations may feel complicated and confusing, especially for first time applicants. While there are three main ways to bring a new tobacco product to market, a premarket tobacco...
Get Full Text for Syndication

When FDA expanded its authority to regulate all tobacco products in 2016, products including but not limited to electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS), cigars, hookah and pipe tobacco were deemed subject to FDA regulation. Thus, manufacturers...
Get Full Text for Syndication

A deadline is approaching for certain manufacturers of deemed tobacco products to provide a listing of their tobacco products to FDA. The agency has undertaken efforts to educate those who could be affected by answering questions such as: What is...
Get Full Text for Syndication

Need help understanding and complying with FDA's tobacco laws and regulations?
Get Full Text for Syndication

To protect the health of future generations, FDA closely monitors retailer, manufacturer, importer, and distributor compliance with Federal tobacco laws and regulations and takes corrective action when violations occur.
Get Full Text for Syndication

Using new text statements and color images, the agency is poised to fill gaps in the public's understanding of cigarette smoking's negative health consequences.
Get Full Text for Syndication

When the Tobacco Control Act gave FDA authority to regulate tobacco products in 2009, it banned flavors such as strawberry, vanilla, and cinnamon from cigarettes to minimize the attractiveness of these products to kids.
Get Full Text for Syndication

On October 22, 2019, FDA granted the first-ever modified risk orders to Swedish Match USA, Inc. for eight snus smokeless tobacco products. This means the eight products may be advertised with specific information about the lower risks of certain...
Get Full Text for Syndication

Use of tobacco products, no matter what type, is almost always started and established during adolescence when the developing brain is most vulnerable to nicotine addiction.
Get Full Text for Syndication

Claims of less harm or reduced risk of disease from using tobacco products that mislead consumers to think that these products are safe to use are considered health fraud.
Get Full Text for Syndication

Your reports to FDA's Center for Tobacco Products help us enforce the law.
Get Full Text for Syndication

The chemicals or chemical compounds found in tobacco products that cause or may cause serious health problems have specific FDA reporting requirements.
Get Full Text for Syndication

This webinar series educates and informs retailers and small businesses on federal tobacco regulations.
Get Full Text for Syndication

We solicit information and comments, announced in the Federal Register and posted in dockets on Regulations.gov, from concerned citizens, industry, and organizations on a wide range of issues related to implementation of the Tobacco Control Act.
Get Full Text for Syndication

To protect the public and create a healthier future for all Americans, the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act gives FDA authority to regulate the manufacture, distribution, and marketing of tobacco products.
Get Full Text for Syndication