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Will the Commission propose lifting the ban on oral tobacco/snus?
Snus is a smokeless tobacco product. It is a moist snuff which is placed under the lip for extended periods of time. The sale of snus is illegal in the European Union. Sweden is the only country in the EU that is exempt from this ban. The derogation was granted on condition that Sweden shall take all the necessary measures to ensure that snus is not placed on the market in other Member States.
The opinion of the Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks (SCENIHR) of February 2008 states that snus is a harmful product. This opinion calls for a very cautious approach; there are currently no plans to lift the ban.
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But on May 1, Michigan eateries and other work sites must be smoke-free or face fines under the state’s smoking ban. The bonanza for border bars and restaurants that relied on smokers — especially those from Ohio — may be extinguished.
Corey Beljhelm, 27, of Toledo, who comes to M.T. Loonies in Temperance about once a week, said he’ll stay in Ohio and “just stand outside and smoke.”
Scott Rogowski, general manager of Sidelines in Lambertville, said he hopes to see more patrons. He has seen new faces since the restaurant’s upper level went smoke-free Jan. 1. Though smokers grumbled, like they did in Ohio, he assumes they’ll adapt.
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Even when the state legislature banned smoking in restaurants and bars in 2003, the clubs, posts and lodges were spared, making them some of the last remaining sanctuaries for Connecticut’s bar-stool puffers.
But that sanctuary could be in jeopardy now, with some area clubs adding no-smoking sections or banning smoking.
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