Instructions for Participating Manufacturer Certification for Listing on the Oregon Tobacco Directory - Oregon

Participating Manufacturer Certification for Listing on the Oregon Tobacco Directory - Oregon

This document was released by Oregon Department of Justice and contains official instructions for Participating Manufacturer Certification for Listing on the Oregon Tobacco Directory . The up-to-date fillable form is available for download through this link.

FAQ

Q: What is the Oregon Tobacco Directory?A: The Oregon Tobacco Directory is a list of tobacco products that are approved for sale in the state of Oregon.

Q: What is Participating Manufacturer Certification?A: Participating Manufacturer Certification is a process that tobacco manufacturers must go through to get their products listed on the Oregon Tobacco Directory.

Q: Who needs to go through this certification process?A: Any tobacco manufacturer who wants to sell their products in the state of Oregon needs to go through the Participating Manufacturer Certification process.

Q: What are the requirements for certification?A: To be certified, tobacco manufacturers need to submit all required documents and pay the necessary fees. They also need to comply with all relevant state laws and regulations.

Q: How can a tobacco manufacturer apply for certification?A: Tobacco manufacturers can apply for certification by submitting an application to the Oregon Health Authority along with all required documents and fees.

Q: What happens after certification?A: Once certified, a tobacco manufacturer's products will be listed on the Oregon Tobacco Directory and they will be allowed to sell their products in the state of Oregon.

Q: Is certification required for all tobacco products?A: Yes, certification is required for all tobacco products, including cigarettes, cigars, smokeless tobacco, and electronic cigarettes.

Q: Are there any exemptions to the certification requirement?A: Yes, there are some exemptions for certain types of products, such as FDA-approved smoking cessation products and tobacco products intended solely for export.

Q: What are the consequences of selling unlisted tobacco products?A: Selling unlisted tobacco products in Oregon is illegal and can result in fines and other penalties.