Cody Carden
Over the past year, one trend in tobacco regulatory policy has become impossible to ignore: more countries are beginning to consider generational tobacco bans. The Maldives and the United Kingdom…
Read MoreEarlier this year, Cigar Rights of America (CRA) reported on the Oregon Supreme Court’s decision upholding Washington County’s flavored tobacco ordinance. In that case, the Court concluded that Oregon law…
Read MoreIntroduction The global movement toward generational tobacco bans continues to gain momentum. Just weeks ago, we highlighted Thailand’s consideration of a nicotine-free generation policy. Now, France has emerged as the…
Read MoreCigar Rights of America is actively responding to two significant federal developments involving FDA regulation and U.S. trade policy. FDA Proposes New Registration and Product-Listing Requirements The U.S. Food and…
Read MoreAs several state legislatures conclude their 2026 sessions, recent developments in Rhode Island and Alaska underscore the importance of continued engagement on issues affecting premium cigars. While Rhode Island lawmakers…
Read MoreFor nearly two decades, premium cigar retailers have served as one of the strongest pillars of support for Cigar Rights of America. Beyond introducing consumers to premium cigars and fostering…
Read MoreIntroduction The global momentum behind Nicotine-Free Generation (NFG) policies continues to accelerate. Following the Maldives and the United Kingdom’s adoption of a generational tobacco ban earlier this year, Thailand has…
Read MoreOn June 1st, the Illinois General Assembly approved a $56 billion state budget that included significant changes to the state’s cigar tax structure. The legislation, Senate Bill 3019 (SB 3019),…
Read MoreUnited States: USTR Paves Way For Next Round of Trade Tariffs
Read MoreNew York: New York State has officially introduced a proposal for a generational tobacco ban. The proposed legislation seeks to make it illegal for any person born after December 31,…
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