“All cigars, including premium cigars, can cause death and disease, and no tobacco product should be without regulation of any kind,” he said.
began a process to regulate cigars.
The agency did ask for public comment over whether premium cigars could be regulated less rigorously.
opted to require premium cigar makers to conduct extensive studies of their products, list ingredients and register them annually.
The agency concluded that regulating all cigars equally “more completely protects the public health.”Groups supporting the cigar industry, in turn, sued.
Persons:
Thomas Carr, Mr, Carr, Michael Edney, Hunton Andrews Kurth, ”, “, ’ ”
Organizations:
Public, American Lung Association, American Heart Association, American Academy of Pediatrics, American Cancer Society, Tobacco Control, Rights, America, Congress