The sale of most flavored tobacco products is banned across California, but we've found some retailers aren't playing by the rules.
went into effect suspending the sale of most flavored tobacco products and e-cigarettes across the state. The ban applies to anyone but there's special attention to keep these highly-addictive products away from teens.Yet, the I-Team has found some retailers aren't playing by the rules. We spoke with a store clerk in Sunnyvale.: "We don't sell it period."
Public records obtained by the I-Team confirmed this business received notices of violation for selling banned tobacco products in April of 2022 and January of this year.Sierra:Gunvalsen:The I-Team confirmed the business was inspected twice this year, most recently March 4 and was deemed to be in compliance.
"I was about to pay for it, until I was carded," the student told the I-Team. "But, I showed my vaccine card.""I looked through, went through the cabinets and the shelves," she said. "They weren't selling any flavors."
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