Trump FDA officially withdraws long-delayed menthol cigarette ban
- The Trump Administration has officially withdrawn the Food and Drug Administration's proposed ban on menthol cigarettes, which was initially introduced by the Biden Administration in 2022.
- The withdrawal of the ban is seen positively by the tobacco industry and convenience store operators, who could have faced significant financial losses if the ban had gone into effect.
- Public health advocates and officials have expressed disappointment, stating that menthol cigarettes pose unique risks to youth and minority populations.
- The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids criticized the decision, emphasizing the need for states and cities to enhance efforts against menthol cigarette sales.
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