Story highlights Copenhagen, Skoal, Cope and Husky brands are part of the recall There are no confirmed reports of injuries or health concerns US Smokeless Tobacco Co., part of Altria, is voluntarily recalling some smokeless tobacco products after consumer complaints of foreign metal objects in cans
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31 seeks to ban flavored tobacco products in California Proponents said this would stop young people from smoking e-cigarettes, which come in different flavors such as cotton candy, berry and cherry
Immediate action helps reduce damage, lower repair costs, and protect long-term property value
His music was often focused on matters of the heart, but he did venture into social and political commentary as well
