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North Carolina imposes new vape shop rules, annual licensing fee
North Carolina has implemented stricter regulations for vape shops, including a $1,000 annual licensing fee, electronic age verification at entrances, and harsher penalties for selling unauthorized products. The law targets businesses with 'vape' in their name or those meeting inventory/retail space thresholds, aiming to prevent youth access to vaping products.
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