france tobacco laws Smoking in France bans smoking in public

A merchant shall conspicuously post a notice, on the merchant's premises, stating in text at least one inch in height that "No person under the age of twenty-one may be sold nicotine products, as defined in section 2 of this Act." Adjacent to the sign, the retailer must display a valid license issued under state law

The bill is effective July 1, and prohibits the sale, purchase, possession or consumption of cigarettes, other tobacco products and electronic smoking devices to anyone under the age of 21, reports the Honolulu Star Advertiser

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