JUUL spends more than double on corporate responsibility advertisements compared to youth prevention efforts

According to a new study by Truth Initiative and National Opinion Research Center, JUUL spent more than double on corporate responsibility advertisements compared to youth prevention efforts.

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Variety: “‘Cruella’ ditches her cigarettes in Disney’s villain origin story”

As part of Disney’s pledge to not “depict cigarette smoking in movies […] that are rated G, PG or PG-13,” unless it’s for historical accuracy or it portrays cigarette smoking unfavorably, the new “Cruella” movie will not show its signature madwoman with a cigarette.

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This week in tobacco policy news

Nevada – Gov. Sisolak signed into law a T21 bill and a bill requiring tobacco retailers to utilize age-verification technology at the point of sale.
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Oregon – The legislature passed a bill banning online sales of e-cigarettes. It now moves to Gov. Brown’s desk for consideration.
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Vermont – Attorney General Donovan announced that his office had reached settlements with nine different online sellers of e-cigarettes for violating the state’s ban on selling vaping products to individual Vermonters over the internet.
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