There has been an increasing demand for alternative style smoking wraps and leafs that can provide a
different and/or better smoking experience for marijuana connoisseurs. This demand is consistently growing
in response to all of the tobacco regulations and to offer more complimenting products to the growing
marijuana market.
Tobacco retailers will no longer be eligible to sell or intend to sell any flavored tobacco product and vaping
products. Previously the restriction of flavored tobacco products only applied to retailers near 1,000 ft of
youth sensitive areas (parks, schools, playgrounds, and libraries), now it applies to ALL retailers. Effective
April 1, 2021.
Sales to anyone under the age of 21 is prohibited
Cannabis retailers cannot sell alcohol & tobacco
For cannabis, 2020 was a breakout year. Legal sales across the U.S. (14 states allow adult use, 36 allow for
medical sales) hit a record of 17.5 billion, a 46% increase from 2019, according to a new report.
On Thursday, April 29, the Food and Drug Administration announced plans to ban menthol-flavored
cigarettes and cigars, starting in 2022. The FDA’s proposal reaponds to a lawsuit from the African American
Tobacco Control Leadership Council calling for the national ban, which would target makers and sellers, not
users, of menthol and flavored cigars. Such a ban would affect many cannabis consumers, primarily black
smokers who roll marijuana into flavored tobacco or cigar leaves, commonly called a blunt.
Half of cigar sales in 2020 were two flavored brands: Black and Mild, followed by swisher sweets.