IOWA HAS DECIDED TO HOLD OFF ON ENFORCING NEW VAPING REGULATIONS IN THE STATE.
THE DECISION COMES AFTER A GROUP OF DISTRIBUTORS AND RETAILERS FILED A LAWSUIT AGAINST THE STATE OVER HOUSE BILL 2677, WHICH REQUIRES E-CIGARETTE PRODUCTS TO HAVE A “MARKETING AUTHORIZATION” FROM THE FDA.
THE LAWSUIT CLAIMS THE REGULATIONS VIOLATE CLAUSES IN BOTH THE U.S. AND IOWA CONSTITUTIONS.
THE STATE WAS SUPPOSED TO ISSUE A RESPONSE BY THURSDAY BUT HAS ASKED FOR AN EXTENSION.
THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE WILL NOW WAIT TO ENFORCE THE LAW UNTIL A JUDGE RULES ON AN INJUNCTION REQUEST BY THE PLAINTIFFS.
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