The law passed in 2009 and were here in 2023, 14 years later, so while we worked very closely with FDA on this issue, were pretty unhappy that theyve taken such a long time to get this done, said President and CEO of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, Yolonda Richardson
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Lyons attributed this to the tobacco industrys influence, citing state disclosure data that showed companies like Altria and Lyons said she plans to introduce the bill again in the states next legislative session, arguing it will save a huge amount of money and health-care dollars, while also preventing addiction for kids going forward. Legislators are doing their due diligence, said David Spross, executive director of the National Association of Tobacco Outlets, regarding states that vetoed restrictions or are stalling on bills