The San Francisco-based company, which captures an estimated 75 percent of the e-cig market, said Tuesday that it stopped accepting retail orders for its mango, fruit, creme and cucumber pods until those shops have age-verification technology and procedures in place
The store owner did not respond to messages seeking comment
Rob Cunningham, a senior policy analyst for the Canadian Cancer Society, was on hand to laud the government for showing global leadership. He added:This is a blockbuster in terms of public health because it costs the government virtually nothing to do but it does have an impact in the short and long term. Initially, the government planned to have the old packs out of the marketplace by next March, but a delay in publishing the final regulations means the industry has another three months to transition
The shipping weight and size on many of the older inventory is not filled in
Stop & Shop stores operate in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York and New Jersey