The Oneida Nation of New York will no longer sell "name brand" tobacco products at its convenience stores and other establishments.

The tribe will stick to the Niagara and Bishop brands, which it will continue to manufacture at a factory on the reservation. The goal is to prevent the state from imposing its taxes on the sale of goods to non-Indians.

The tribe also might buy and sell cigarettes produced by other tribal companies, an official said.

Get the Story:
Have the Oneidas outfoxed the state again? Nation moves cigarette factory to tribe land (The Syracuse Post-Standard 8/26)
Nation cigarette plant moving to bingo hall on Route 46 (The Oneida Dispatch 8/25)
Oneida Nation Moving Cigarette Plant Out of Angola (WNED 8/25)

Also Today:
Letter-writers comment on new cigarette tax rules (The Syracuse Post-Standard 8/26)

Relevant Documents:
ATF Letter on Tribal Consultation (May 19, 2010)

Prevent All Cigarette Trafficking Act:
H.R.1676 | S.1147

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