Bill > SB1571

This bill amends existing Oregon law, specifically ORS 431A.175, to clarify and expand definitions related to consumer products for adults, particularly concerning "inhalant delivery systems" and "tobacco products." It clarifies that an inhalant delivery system includes devices that deliver vapor or aerosolized nicotine or cannabinoids, or components and substances intended for such use, regardless of whether they are sold separately. The bill also defines "nicotine" broadly to include any form of the chemical, whether natural or synthetic. The definition of "tobacco products" is broadened to include oral nicotine pouches and nicotine lozenges, in addition to traditional tobacco items and cigarettes, while excluding food items that may contain only trace amounts of naturally occurring nicotine. The bill also specifies that it is unlawful to violate certain existing laws, fail to post required notices about age restrictions for tobacco and inhalant delivery system sales, or to distribute, sell, or allow the sale of inhalant delivery systems that are not properly labeled, packaged in child-resistant safety packaging, or are packaged in a manner attractive to minors. Finally, the bill establishes an effective date for these changes, which will be 91 days after the legislative session adjourns.

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https://olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/2026R1/Measures/Overview/SB1571