Office of the Kansas Attorney General Tobacco Directory Update Notification

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OFFICE OF THE KANSAS ATTORNEY GENERAL TOBACCO DIRECTORY UPDATE NOTIFICATION JULY 22, 2015 Below is a summary of directory updates published on July 22, 2015. Directory of Compliant Participating Manufacturers • The manufacturer R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company certified twenty-three (23) brands (Camel, Camel Wides, Capri, Carlton, Doral, Dunhill, Dunhill International, Eclipse, GPC, Kamel Red, Kent, Lucky Strike, Misty, Monarch, More 120, Newport, Now, Old Gold, Pall Mall, State Express 555, Tareyton, True, Vantage) as MSA compliant. o Please note the brands Kent, Newport, Old Gold and True were previously associated with Lorillard Tobacco Company. • The manufacturer ITG Brands LLC certified six (6) brands (Kool, Maverick, Rave, Rave RYO, Salem, Winston) as MSA compliant. o Please note the brands Kool, Salem, and Winston were previously associated with R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. The brand Maverick was previously associated with Lorillard Tobacco Company. The brands Rave and Rave RYO were previously associated with Lignum-2 Inc. Master Directory • Updated to reflect the aforementioned changes. Directory of Fire Standards Compliant Manufacturers • Updated to reflect the aforementioned changes. Directory of Compliant Non-Participating Manufacturers • Last updated July 6, 2015. *** Important Notice Regarding the Sale of Cigarettes *** Please be advised that all cigarettes sold or offered for sale in Kansas must comply with the Fire Safety Standard and Firefighter Protection Act, K.S.A. 31-601 et seq., and the Requirements for Sale of Cigarettes Act, K.S.A. 50-6a01 et seq. Accordingly, the Directory of Fire Standards Compliant Manufacturers must be read in conjunction with the Directory of Compliant Non- Participating Manufacturers and the Directory of Compliant Participating Manufacturers in order to determine which cigarettes are legal for sale in Kansas. .

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