Vermont

The headlines, reviews and more from the past week.

Gov. Phil Scott said that he struggled with whether to sign the law, but felt that it was inconsistent to ban the sales of flavored tobacco products and flavored e-liquids when products like marijuana edibles are legal.

The proposed ban, which has been debated for the past six years, took a step forward this week.

Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Plans to Sell Guillotina de Saka Cutter This Spring After quietly showing off the single guillotine cutter at last year’s TPE…

The Vermont General Assembly has adjourned for the year. While the Senate approved a ban on flavored tobacco and vaping products, it did not clear the Vermont House of Representatives.

The bill now moves onto the Vermont House of Representatives. Like most bills proposed in other states, it would only punish the sales of these products by retailers and not the possession or consumption of a flavored product by a consumer.

If you want to purchase tobacco products in Vermont, you will now need to be at least 21-years-old as a piece of legislation passed back…

Vermont’s governor, Phil Scott, has signed a bill that will raise the minimum age to purchase tobacco products to 21-years-old as of Sept. 1, 2019….

Smoking, vaping and the use of tobacco products will soon be coming to an end in St. Johnsbury, Vt., as on Monday the town’s select…

On Tuesday, the Vermont House of Representatives gave overwhelming support to a bill seeking to raise the minimum age to purchase tobacco products and e-cigarettes…

Voters of St. Johnsbury, Vt. have effectively approved a smoking ban for town property, passing it during a recent election by a count of 653-314….