Bill that would ban sale of tobacco products by pharmacies moving forward in Trenton
A bill that would ban the sale of tobacco products and electronic smoking devices by pharmacies in New Jersey is moving forward in Trenton.
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Feb 10, 2021, 12:53 PM
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7h agoA bill that would ban the
sale of tobacco products and electronic smoking devices by pharmacies in New
Jersey is moving forward in Trenton.
The Health, Human Services
and Senior Citizens Committee approved the legislation.
The bill, S-1144, if
approved in its current form, would fine a business at least $250 for selling
cigarettes.
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