This decision is also reflective of developing regulations in a growing number of states and municipalities. Next Slide Photograph: Shutterstock Kroger Cincinnati-based Kroger, a grocer with about 2,800 locations in 35 states, announced earlier this month that it would stop selling vaping productsdue to the mounting questions and increasingly complex regulatory environment. However, the chain, which owns Harris Teeter, Ralphs, Fred Meyer and other store brands, will continue to sell tobacco products, CSP sister brand Winsight Grocery Business reported
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It subsequently authorised the company to market it as offering reduced exposure to harmful chemicals versus cigarettes for smokers who completely switch known as an exposure modification order
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