The Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Tobacco Products (“CTP”) will hold a two-day public meeting on the agency’s premarket tobacco product application (“PMTA”) process. The meeting will be held October 23-24 and can be attended in person in Silver Spring, Maryland, or online.

CTP’s press release indicates that staff from the Office of Science will present on topics related to the PMTA process and answer questions from stakeholders. Additional information, including registration and a process to submit questions, will be available soon.

The Troutman Pepper Tobacco + Nicotine team will participate.  Anyone interested in the PMTA process or wanting to provide feedback to CTP is encouraged to participate.

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