Screaming Jazz
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Post by Screaming Jazz on Oct 13, 2018 15:00:52 GMT -5
Since these Crumble Cakes are new Sutliff blends, does that mean that the FDA will make them stop selling them in the near future - to keep them out of the hands of children of course. You know how kids love new pipe tobacco blends. Unless Sutliff pays the FDA fee when the time comes, you'll only have three years to stock this blend. 3 years is more than enough to get a good stock in the cellar.  |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 13, 2018 15:05:18 GMT -5
Unless Sutliff pays the FDA fee when the time comes, you'll only have three years to stock this blend. 3 years is more than enough to get a good stock in the cellar. Hopefully, the regulation will be rescinded altogether - indefensible FDA overreach. |
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Post by lestrout on Oct 13, 2018 18:08:30 GMT -5
If these new crumble kakes are pressed versions of existing blends which have been grandfathered under the Deeming FDA regs, maybe they too will be grandfathered. In these cases, the recipes, though not the process, would be the same. I've noticed a number of recently introduced blends have been flakes and cakes, so maybe several manufacturers are pursuing this strategy.
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Post by Legend Lover on Oct 13, 2018 18:14:10 GMT -5
If these new crumble kakes are pressed versions of existing blends which have been grandfathered under the Deeming FDA regs, maybe they too will be grandfathered. In these cases, the recipes, though not the process, would be the same. I've noticed a number of recently introduced blends have been flakes and cakes, so maybe several manufacturers are pursuing this strategy. hp les I never thought of it like that. If that's the case, credit to them for exploiting a loophole. |
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