“Minnesotans younger than 21 would be prohibited from buying tobacco products under a proposal approved on an 89-41 vote Saturday, May 9, in the House of Representatives. The proposal sets a statewide ban on selling tobacco and e-cigarette products to those younger than 21 and bars those under 21 from entering tobacco or vape shops. Businesses that sell tobacco products to those younger than 21 would face a $300 penalty after the first offense with higher fees on subsequent offenses. Those younger than 21 found buying tobacco products would face license suspensions and adults who furnish the products to them would face a $50 fine.”
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Minnesota House votes to raise age of sale on tobacco, e-cigarettes to 21
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