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US Supreme Court rules against makers of flavored vapes popular with teens

Deccan Herald

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The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday overturned a lower court ruling that had found the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) acted unlawfully in denying two e-cigarette companies permission to sell flavored vaping products, which regulators view as a health risk to young people.
Newsweek
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But the justices' unanimous decision throwing out a federal appeals court ruling is not the final word in the case, and the FDA could change its approach now that President Donald Trump has promised to “save” vaping.
The Independent
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The FDA has rejected applications for more than a million nicotine products formulated to taste like fruit, dessert or candy because their makers couldn't show that flavored vapes had a net public benefit, as required by law.
Newsmax
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In a 9-0 opinion authored by Justice Samuel Alito, the justices concluded the FDA acted lawfully and was not “arbitrary and capricious” in rejecting premarket applications from Triton Distribution and Vapetasia.
The Gazette

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