They're bared from selling it at all (in NY). Immediately. Maybe they can ship it back to another state or the manufacturer....
At least in MI she gave them some transition time. NY had to one up her.
They're bared from selling it at all (in NY). Immediately. Maybe they can ship it back to another state or the manufacturer....
I disagree. I'm sure you don't think this couldn't happen in any other state. If the current resident of the White House writes the same flavor ban exec order, then all of us "deserve" what we get???New York City and New York state deserve what they get. They voted for it or by failing to vote tacitly approved what has been done. My sympathies are non-existent.
Can I get a Big Gulp cup of Coke in the city these days?
It's the way government is done these days. Don't like the way elected representatives are moving? Write an executive order and let the courts legislate it to the highest bidder. Political winds blowing the wrong way for such an edict? Get a disposable bureaucrat to throw out a regulation. Bonus points if it's a federal bureaucrat, since they can't be fired.The death knell will be from the certification/regulation side in May as you say, IMHO. The flavor-ban is only part of it. Hell, right now, my local vape shop has limited flavors ostensibly due to "FDA rules" already. And ironically, they don't sell unflavored. They used to custom-make juice.
Sigh.
It's doesn't matter if you blame "big government" or "big corporations" it all ends up being social engineering if the two are either complicit or it's an Oligarchy (corporate controlled government).You really don't have to look very far to see other great examples of government service to safeguard law-abiding citizens by taking their rights away bit by bit. This recent attack on vaping is simply following a long established playbook. No surprises here.
I disagree. I'm sure you don't think this couldn't happen in any other state. If the current resident of the White House writes the same flavor ban exec order, then all of us "deserve" what we get???
One man made this decision, not the elected legislature nor the state congress. This one man wrote his exec order while state congress was out of session.
This is the same orifice who tacked on an 11th hour amendment to a bill that renamed the Tappan Zee Bridge after his father!
Actually, vape shops and manufacturers should share some blame, too.
There is no reason to have cartoon characters on your juice bottles and boxes. It should not look like a "warheads" candy label. Do they have a right to put whatever they want on their package? Of course they do. How's that working for them?
I get where you're coming from but please remember that NYC controls the state's politics, at least mostly so. We did not vote Cuomo back in up where I live and we're not happy with what he's doing to us. ETA: also, not everyone in NYC asked for this, either.I think it could happen in any state. New York knew what it was getting and voted him back in anyway, life is hard. I'll wait to see what comes of Trump's comments.
Well I wasn't gonna get all political, but since we're there...Tomato, tomahto. Meh.
So regardless of if you're an elitist keeping "prestige" or a liberal bleeding heart sincerely worried about the homeless, the end result is both have to deal with it somehow.
Most probably will be the end for shops. Shops can't survive by selling only tobacco flavors. Most vapers vape flavored e-liquid and say it was the flavors that allowed them to quit cigarettes. The vast majority of shops get their profit from flavored e-liquid. They usually operate on a very slim profit margin, a flavor ban will kill the industry.Menthol and tobacco only? Sorry, I don't like those flavors.
Is this the end for the majority of vape shops?
It's a ban on selling flavored e-liquid. If you got them, vape'm.So is it a ban on selling flavor juices or are they going to try to enforce not allowing citizens to vape flavors?
I foresee a lot of vape shops relocating to the surrounding borders of NY state.
I feel for ya. We have that idiot Newsome here in Kalifornia.Cuomo is an idiot. I don't care what anyone says. No one makes me want to leave NY more than him.
I get where you're coming from but please remember that NYC controls the state's politics, at least mostly so. We did not vote Cuomo back in up where I live and we're not happy with what he's doing to us. ETA: also, not everyone in NYC asked for this, either.
Lots of shops gave up mixing their own juice when they had to register as tobacco products manufacturers and provide detailed lists of ingredients for each recipe they made in order to continue to do so.Hell, right now, my local vape shop has limited flavors ostensibly due to "FDA rules" already. And ironically, they don't sell unflavored. They used to custom-make juice.
That's pretty mean-spirited.New York City and New York state deserve what they get. They voted for it or by failing to vote tacitly approved what has been done. My sympathies are non-existent.
Can I get a Big Gulp cup of Coke in the city these days?
That's pretty mean-spirited.
I think it could happen in any state. New York knew what it was getting and voted him back in anyway, life is hard. I'll wait to see what comes of Trump's comments.
I'm listening to the youtube video of yesterday's health department hearing in NY. It confirms something about who's interested in this issue and who's not. The public speakers are vape shop owners and tax supported agencies and organizations, and a few vaping consumers representing themselves. Who is not represented are private citizens complaining that vaping was harming their interests. Apparently the non vaping public is not feeling enough concern to attend a meeting like this. This lack of concern would seem to include parents.