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Supreme Court Ruling on Where Tobacco Companies Can Sue FDA Is Disappointing, but Doesn't Speak to Merits of Decisions Against Flavored E-Cigarettes
The U.S. Supreme Court today ruled that e-cigarette manufacturers can file lawsuits challenging FDA marketing denial orders for e-cigarettes outside of the appellate court circuits where they are based.
In retrospect, the government’s crackdown on Juul now seems ... tobacco-related inspections conducted since the FDA gained authority over e-cigarettes, only two were in China, according to ...
The US Supreme Court declined to cut back on what the government said was “remarkable” forum shopping concerning where ...
The Supreme Court ruled on Friday that a challenge by retailers to the Food and Drug Administration’s denial of an ...
A small customs brokerage firm in the U.S. plays a critical role in importing unauthorized Chinese-made vapes. Despite FDA ...
All of them have been used in the design of e-cigarettes that are part of an FDA crackdown. On Wednesday, the FDA sent warning letters to five firms for the unauthorized marketing of 15 ...
The FDA additionally issued warning letters to five online retailers for selling unauthorized e-cigarette products popular with youth, including products marketed under the brand names Breeze ...
CONGRESS TAKES AIM AT ILLICIT E-CIGS — Senate and House appropriators are ordering the FDA to target illegal disposable e-cigarettes — demonstrating the bipartisan ire at the flood of products ...
The Food and Drug Administration on Friday authorized marketing for four menthol-flavored e-cigarette products ... who feared a ban would prompt a crackdown on smokers and vendors.
“We are going to wipe out the illicit vapes off the market,” said Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. at a recent U.S. Senate Committee Hearing regarding the FDA’s ...
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