Retailers can display prices for tobacco products and smoking-related products in 3 formats: a single price list, which can be permanently displayed at each point of sale but must be text-only and meet size and font requirements a picture price list, which can include product images and can only be shown in response to a request by a customer small price labels, which can be placed on the covered shelf or display unit where the product is kept, pending sale We propose to apply the same principles for the display of prices to: heated tobacco devices herbal smoking products Do you agree or disagree with our proposal to restrict the display of prices of heated tobacco devices
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Yes, while traditional cellulose cellophane is common, modern options include Bi-axially Oriented Polypropylene (BOPP) films, which offer superior clarity and moisture resistance
If we discover after placing an order that the product cannot be delivered, we may cancel your order
During World Wars I and II, the cigarettes were given to soldiers as part of their ration, and smoking became part of everyday life