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New Congressional Petition

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Don’t let the FDA have the final say.
CRA has launched a new Congressional petition calling on Congress to take action and protect the premium cigar industry from federal regulatory oversight in light of the recent final rule by FDA on premium cigars subject to “option 1.”
Take action now and sign the petition calling on your Members of the House of Representatives and Senate to stand up for the small business premium cigar industry and your passion for great cigars.
To sign the Congressional petition against FDA action, please click here.
Help Exempt Premium Cigars From FDA Regulation!
H.R. 662 / S. 441 – A bill to clarify the FDA’s jurisdiction over certain tobacco products

The worst case scenario of “option 1” is now reality with the FDA’s release of their “final rule” concerning the regulation of premium cigars under the 2009 Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act.  It is now more important than ever that everyone’s voice is heard in opposition to “option 1” regulation.  Take action now and contact both your members of the United States Senate as well as your Congressman in the House of Representatives and respectfully ask them to support S. 441 and H.R. 662, which would exempt premium cigars from FDA regulation and oversight as well as to support language adopted by the House Committee on Appropriations on April 19, 2016, calling for an exemption for premium cigars from FDA oversight

Don’t let the FDA have the final say.  Take action now.

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