Wyoming tobacco and nicotine bills

What it would do: Prohibits wholesalers and retailers from selling nicotine products to persons under 21. Imposes excise taxes on cigars and pipe tobacco at 20% of wholesale price capped at $0.30 per cigar, and requires remote retail sellers exceeding $100,000 annual revenue to obtain licenses.

What it would do: Requires nicotine product manufacturers to obtain licenses and file certifications including federal PACT registration and product lists. Prohibits sale of electronic cigarettes and vapor material not in a state directory beginning January 1, 2027, and restricts advertising to minors.

What it would do: Requires electronic cigarette and vapor material manufacturers to obtain annual licenses, file certifications, and pay $1,000 fees. Prohibits delivery sales of these products and requires retailers to purchase only from licensed manufacturers. Mandates biannual compliance inspections of retailers, distributors, and wholesalers.

What it would do: Repeals Wyoming's state excise tax on tobacco products other than cigarettes and removes the mandate requiring disposal of confiscated cigarettes, allowing them to be sold instead. Makes conforming amendments to cigarette taxation and licensing provisions.