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Swedish Match North America LLC (SMNA), a subsidiary of Philip Morris International, will pay $1.2 million to settle allegations that it violated D.C.'s 2022 ban on flavored tobacco and nicotine products. The Flavored tobacco products like Zyn pouches are banned in the District precisely because they are dangerous, addictive, and PoPville Zyns are SAFER than smoking. But now, some states tax them the SAME as cigarettes. Some as high as 95%! That's just dumb. If you make the safer alternative more expensive, Guy Zyn and CT based Phillip Morris at center of controversy Zyn Pauses Online Nicotine Pouch Sales Amid DC Investigation Business Insider Flavored Zyn Might Finally Cease in SF; Nicotine Pouch Giant Pays $3M

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