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(Those repellant Tootsie Rolls, sadly, are still with us.) At least 11 other states and a number of cities considered bans in the next few decades, only to be knocked back by lobbyists working for the confectionery and tobacco industries
Advertising is generally prohibited via television or in public spaces, but internet advertising may be allowed with robust age verification systems
