Fact Sheet: What Tobacco Products Are Covered by the 2009 FDA Law?
FDA Law Notes
Fact Sheet
The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act gives the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authority to regulate products that contain tobacco. Not every provision in the 2009 FDA Law, however, applies to every kind of tobacco product. This fact sheet explains which restrictions in the 2009 FDA Law apply to which tobacco products.
What Tobacco Products Are Covered by the 2009 FDA Law? is one of a series of fact sheets - called FDA Law Notes - that PHLP has produced to explain issues related to the 2009 FDA Law.
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