Recent Tobacco Regulation Articles
Small-Town Cigar Shop Wins Exemption in Nicotine Crackdown
A Small-Town Cigar Shop Survives the Regulatory Gauntlet: San Anselmo Grants Tobacconist Exemption Amid Sweeping Nicotine Crackdown In a Marin County town better known for its hiking trails and boutique coffee shops than its nightlife, a battle over nicotine, local commerce, and the rights of adul
The Generational Tobacco Ban: How It Works and Where
The Generational Tobacco Ban Explained: A Policy Rewriting the Rules of Smoking Forever For more than a century, governments have battled the tobacco industry with the same tools: age minimums, warning labels, advertising restrictions, and tax hikes. These measures moved the needle, but none of th
Why the Rocky Mountain Cigar Festival Left Colorado for Wyoming
Wyoming Wins: How Cheyenne Stole the Rocky Mountain Cigar Festival From Colorado — And Why It Matters After 17 years in Colorado, one of the West's most celebrated premium tobacco gatherings is pulling up stakes and heading north. The Rocky Mountain Cigar Festival is leaving Colorado after 16 year
Why Forsyth County Is Separating Cigar Shops From Smoke Shops
Drawing a Line Between Stogies and Smoke Shops: Why Forsyth County Is Rewriting the Rules Drive down Buford Highway through Forsyth County, Georgia, and the retail landscape tells a complicated story. Tucked between nail salons and strip mall restaurants, you'll find Cigar Studio 57 sitting a few
FDA's New Rule Could Reshape the Premium Cigar Industry
The FDA's New Registration Rule and What It Means for the Cigar World The battle between America's premium cigar industry and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has never really ended — it has simply evolved, round by round, into new arenas. The latest flashpoint arrived this summer when the FD
