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california banned tobacco California's flavored ban won't be blocked by supreme court US Supreme Court rejects challenge

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US Supreme Court rejects challenge to California flavored tobacco ban Reuters California Proposition 31: Banning flavored tobacco products California's Santa Cruz County announced that sales on filtered cigarettes will be banned in January 2027, which officials say is the first ban of its kind in the world. "Santa Cruz County California's Unflavored Tobacco List will improve compliance with and enforcement of flavored tobacco ban Stanton Glantz blog California Says New Cigarettes Appear to Violate State's Flavored Tobacco Ban California Healthline Strong, but not weak, bans on the sale of flavored tobacco reduce availability of these products Stanton Glantz blog

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