![]() ![]() Since that time, Juul - which sold a 35% stake in its business to tobacco giant Altria in 2018 for $12.8 billion - has spent millions of dollars to lobby the federal government in the hopes of continuing to sell its tobacco- and menthol-flavored products on the U.S. The company also agreed in 2019 to stop selling its sweetly flavored e-liquid pods, including its fruit, creme, mango and cucumber flavors. The “marketing denial order” would follow a nearly two-year review of 125,000 pages of data presented by Juul, which in 2019 said it was suspending all print, broadcast and digital advertising in the United States after parents around the country complained that their children were becoming exposed - and addicted - to Juul’s products. Per the outlet’s report earlier today, the Food & Drug Administration could announce as early as today that the San Francisco-based outfit is no longer allowed to sell its products in the U.S. by storm five years ago - and which was valued at its peak at $38 billion - is about to get kicked out of the country, according to the WSJ. ![]() Juul, the e-cigarette company that took the U.S.
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