Prohibits sale of certain products using advertisements alluding to controlled dangerous substances or analogs.
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Overview
This New Jersey bill aims to prevent businesses from using advertisements that suggest or imply the use of controlled dangerous substances (CDS) or their analogs. It prohibits the sale of products where advertisements make references to these substances, even if the product itself isn't directly related to drug use. The goal is to protect consumers, particularly young people, from potentially harmful marketing tactics. The bill seeks to limit the association between products and drug use through advertising.
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