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The Federal Trade Commission announced Thursday that it had demanded reports from six e-cigarette manufacturers about their sales, promotion and advertising practices.
October 03, 2019 at 06:47 PM
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In the latest trouble for the vaping industry, the Federal Trade Commission announced Thursday that it has opened an investigation into the marketing practices of six e-cigarette manufacturers.
The companies are Fontem US, a subsidiary of Imperial Brands; Juul Labs Inc., part-owned by Altria; Logic Technology Development LLC; NJOY LLC; Nu Mark LLC and R.J. Reynolds Vapor Co.
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