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FDA orders 12 major store chains to stop selling tobacco products to kids

Written by || 17th April 2019 || Regulatory briefing || Companies | FDA | Regulation and Legislation | Retail | North America United States

The US FDA has written to 12 well-known convenience store chains – including Walmart, Kroger, and Family Dollar – accusing them of selling tobacco products to minors and ordering them to stop ...

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