The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners has voted 3-2 to enact a significant overhaul of its tobacco licensing ordinance, aiming to curb youth vaping and nicotine addiction. The new regulations, which will take effect on July 1, 2026, specifically target convenience stores in the county’s townships. Key provisions include a ban on the sale of flavored vape products in these locations and raising the minimum age for employees selling tobacco from 16 to 18.
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The Columbia Heights City Council is deliberating a significant ordinance amendment that would ban the sale of all flavored commercial tobacco products, including vapes, and gradually phase out all tobacco licenses in the city through attrition. The proposal, which received a lengthy discussion at a recent council meeting, also includes provisions to prohibit coupons and discounts for tobacco products, set minimum prices and package sizes, and increase penalties for sales violations.
Read moreIf you’re a driver in the Land of 10,000 Lakes who vapes or smokes, you’ve likely wondered about the specific rules of the road. Can you use your vape pen during your commute in the Twin Cities? Is it legal to light up a cigarette while driving up the North Shore? While Minnesota does not have a specific law that explicitly prohibits the act of smoking a cigarette or vaping a nicotine product while driving, this doesn’t mean it’s a legal free-for-all. This guide provides a comprehensive breakdown of Minnesota’s laws on vaping and smoking behind the wheel.
Read moreThe Northfield, Minnesota, City Council has voted to table a proposed ordinance that would have banned the sale of flavored vaping products and implemented other strict tobacco regulations. The decision to postpone the vote was made to allow city staff and advocates more time to conduct research and work with local businesses who fear the ban would be devastating.
Read moreMinnesota has established itself as a state with some of the most comprehensive and restrictive vaping regulations in the United States. Driven by a strong commitment to public health and particularly the prevention of youth access to nicotine, the North Star State has implemented a multi-layered system of laws covering everything from the nation’s highest excise tax to comprehensive indoor use prohibitions and innovative restrictions on deceptive, youth-appealing products.
Read moreMinnesota leaders have recently announced a groundbreaking settlement with Juul Labs, the e-cigarette manufacturer, amounting to $60.5 million. The settlement aims to address the issue of youth vaping, which has become a growing concern in the state. This agreement comes after a trial that was resolved prior to going to the jury, and it marks a significant step in holding Juul accountable for its role in the resurgence of youth tobacco use.
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