CDC Review of Smokeless Tobacco Ingredient and Nicotine Reporting Form
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The CDC is asking for final public comments on a reporting requirement for companies that manufacture, import, or package smokeless tobacco in the United States. The form covers the ingredients added to these products and the amount of nicotine they contain. Affected companies should review the collection request and submit comments within 30 days if they believe the reporting burden, cost, clarity, or submission process should be changed. The notice does not create a new product ban or sales restriction; it is part of the approval process for government information collection.
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Key Changes
- Opens a 30-day comment period on CDC’s smokeless tobacco ingredient and nicotine reporting form
- Seeks feedback on whether the information collection is useful, accurate, clear, and not overly burdensome
- Directs comments to OMB through the reginfo.gov public comment system
Obligations
What this law requires
Manufacturers, importers, or packagers of smokeless tobacco in the United States must annually submit information on the ingredients added to smokeless tobacco products and the quantity of nicotine contained in those products.