§387b Adulterated tobacco products

Summary

A tobacco product is considered adulterated if it contains rotten material or harmful added substances that could make people sick; if it was made, packed, or stored in dirty conditions that might contaminate it; if the package itself has poisonous or harmful material; if the maker or importer does not pay the user fee required under section 387s by the date in section 387s or by the 30th day after final agency action resolving a fee dispute; if it claims to be covered by a standard in section 387g but does not fully meet that standard; if it needs premarket review under section 387j(a) but lacks the required order under section 387j(c)(1)(A)(i) or violates an order under section 387j(c)(1)(A); if its manufacturing, packing, or storage methods, facilities, or controls do not follow requirements in section 387f(e)(1) or conditions in an order under section 387f(e)(2); or if it violates section 387k.