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Senate approves bill to create directory of certified e‑cigarette products; amendment requires manufacturers to update compliance after federal changes
Summary
Senate Bill 2850 would direct the state to create and maintain a list of certified electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS/vapes) allowed for sale in the state, allow removal of non‑compliant products, and add an amendment requiring manufacturers to submit documentation to the state within 30 days if federal standards change.
Senators approved Senate Bill 2850 on final passage after a floor explanation and a successful amendment that requires manufacturers and sellers to demonstrate compliance if the federal regulatory standard for electronic nicotine devices changes.
Senator Harkins, who explained the bill on the floor, said the legislation "create[s] and maintain[s] a list of certified electronic smoking devices that can be sold in Mississippi." He said the bill is intended to help retailers and wholesalers know which products are legally allowed while relying on the U.S. Food…
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