NorCal shop owners warn of nicotine ban impact

A proposed ordinance in Corte Madera, California, aims to ban the sale, distribution, and delivery of tobacco and nicotine products within the town. The move has sparked concern among local retailers, who fear it could lead to business closures and job losses, as tobacco sales currently generate significant revenue for them. The ordinance would allow existing stock to be sold until January 31, 2027, after which sales would be prohibited, though residents could still use and possess tobacco products. Supporters argue the ban is necessary to protect public health, especially among youth, while opponents view it as an unfair burden on small businesses. The final decision will be made at a future council meeting.

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