In Saint John, cigarettes are sold at convenience stores, gas stations, and grocery outlets across Uptown, the East Side, the West Side, the North End, and surrounding communities like Rothesay, Quispamsis, and Grand Bay-Westfield
Ron Freeman, chief financial officer of Ingles Markets, said the Black Mountain-based chain, which has about 200 stores in six Southeastern states, wants to "provide products desired by our customers and to comply with all regulations regarding their sale." "Every tobacco product sold is kept in a secure area and requires purchase assistance from one of our associates," he said
This product is not intended nor is it advertised to treat any medical issue
And I think as long as people are going to use tobacco products, if that's something they choose to do as adults, I think North Carolina will be growing tobacco and Extension will be there to support them.