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- Canada will ban the sale of flavored nicotine pouches in convenience stores and gas stations starting August 28, allowing sales only behind pharmacy counters.
- The ban targets youth addiction, recalling Berry Frost and Tropic Breeze flavors, while permitting menthol and mint in pharmacies.
- Health Minister Mark Holland criticizes tobacco companies for exploiting legal loopholes to market to youth.
Canada Bans Flavoured Nicotine Pouches from Convenience Stores
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