The US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency is responsible for overseeing duty-free stores in the US, including the rules and regulations that govern their sales. Duty-free stores are usually located in international airports and other ports of entry and offer tax-free shopping to travellers who are leaving the country.
This report examines the federal and general state requirements (though it does not analyse specific individual state requirements) that e-cigarette manufacturers need to comply with before selling their products in duty-free stores in the US.
Kristina holds a Masters Degree in International Law from Moscow State Linguistic University, Russia. In 2020 she completed a six-month exchange programme at the University of Malaga. She has worked as a legal secretary at the Ninth Arbitration Court of Appeal, Russia; and as a legal assistant in a law firm in Moscow.
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