WASHINGTON - U.S. agents recently seized more than 1.4 million illegal e-cigarettes from overseas manufacturers, including the Chinese company behind Elf Bar, a line of fruity disposable vapes that ...
A customer puts freshly rolled cigarettes into a bin at The Big Cat’s Smoke Shop. Sharon Catlin, left, and Michael Hatzisavvas are partners in The Big Cat’s Smoke Shop in Bristol, Conn.,which allows ...
The FDA released a set of newly proposed guidelines that e-cigarette makers must meet to sell their products, according to STAT. In a 300-plus page draft policy released Sept. 20, the FDA outlined the ...
Elf Bar and other e-cigarette makers dodged US customs and taxes after China’s ban on vaping flavors
WASHINGTON (AP) — In only two years, a small, colorful vaping device called Elf Bar has become the most popular disposable e-cigarette in the world, generating billions in sales and quickly emerging ...
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E-cigarette regulations strengthening next year as gov't seeks to curb teenage use
E-cigarettes that use synthetic nicotine will soon be classified as tobacco from April of next year, marking the first change ...
Three small cigarette makers filed a lawsuit Monday accusing Louisiana of enacting legislation aimed at preserving Big Tobacco's market share and artificially propping up the major producers' ...
Public health groups say e-cigs are guilty until proven innocent. — -- Electronic cigarette sellers hoping to capitalize on the new CVS ban on the sale of tobacco said they are frustrated that ...
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- No one should be fooled: The Trump Administration's new e-cigarette policy being implemented this Thursday (February 6) will not stop the youth e-cigarette ...
FLINT, MI — There is a working cigarette machine at Soggy Bottom Bar, but what’s inside isn’t what you’d expect. It’s contents are open to interpretation and meant to inspire be enjoyed. No, it does ...
MIAMI, Jan 11 (Reuters) - U.S. tobacco companies have been hit with thousands of new lawsuits in Florida from smokers and their families seeking compensation before Friday's court-imposed deadline for ...
The Supreme Court said yesterday that consumers may sue over what they allege to be deceptive marketing of "light" cigarettes, a decision that opens tobacco companies to what could be billions of ...
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