With the start of the new year, persons in Oregon wanting to buy tobacco products must now be at least 21-years-old, as a bill passed over the summer has fully gone into effect.
Oregon becomes the fifth state to make the minimum age to purchase tobacco products 21-years-old, joining Hawaii, California, New Jersey, and Maine.
Retailers who sell to persons under 21 start at $50 but can reach $1,000 for multiple violations.
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