Ban flavored tobacco and nicotine products to protect our teens

December 10, 2024 by denverpost.com

Ban flavored tobacco and nicotine products to protect our teens

Denver City Council members Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez, Shontel M. Lewis, and Darrell Watson are advocating for the ban of flavored tobacco products in Denver. They highlight the harmful impact of tobacco addiction on youth, emphasizing the need to protect children from the dangers of nicotine. By introducing an ordinance to end the sale of flavored tobacco, they aim to prevent needless deaths and break the cycle of addiction perpetuated by the tobacco industry. The proposal has garnered support from Denver voters and various organizations, prioritizing public health over industry profits. Punishing underage possession is not the solution; the focus is on holding tobacco companies and retailers accountable for fueling youth addiction.


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