FEDERAL TOBACCO CONTROL DURING THE TRUMP YEARS – AND TOBACCO PRODUCT INSERTS

By Eric Lindblom | Leave a Comment

Although the federal Tobacco Control Act gives the U.S. Food and Drug Agency extensive authorities to regulate tobacco products and their marketing, labeling, and sale, the Trump Administration’s new pro-business, anti-regulation approach might put some serious obstacles in the way of any significant new FDA regulations to reduce the massive amounts of tobacco use and […]

Posted in FDA, Tobacco ; Tagged: Cigarettes, Constitutional Law, FDA, First Amendment, Inserts, Lindblom, Onserts, Product Packaging, Product Regulation, tobacco, trump, warning labels.

07.11.11

The new antismoking warning labels: a necessary step in the right direction

By Juan Carballo | Leave a Comment

On June 21, health officials at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a series of nine graphic color warning labels that the tobacco industry will be required to include on the top-half of all cigarette packages produced after September 2012. Some of the images are quite explicit in their illustration of the harmful […]

Posted in FCTC, FDA, Healthcare, uncategorized, WHO ; Tagged: FCTC, FDA, tobacco, warning labels, WHO.

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