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With a product that has been widely distributed for several decades suddenly becoming illegal with only a few months notice, there are certainly going to be some serious ramifications for consumers and businesses that have chosen to take part in their distribution and enjoyment

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Wed be working and the grower would spray the fields next to our field.They didnt move us away.[197] Eighteen-year-old Natalie G., who also started working on tobacco farms in North Carolina at age 12, and continued working in the 2012 and 2013 summers, had a similar observation: I never got any training or materials about pesticides.[198] In rare cases, children interviewed by Human Rights Watch said their employers had told them that pesticides presented health risks, but did not teach the children how to protect themselves from exposure