FDA Sued Over ‘Unconstitutional’ Rule that Threatens E-Cigarette Businesses

FDA Sued Over ‘Unconstitutional’ Rule that Threatens E-Cigarette Businesses

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Food and Drug Administration rules threatening the survival of America's independent e-cigarette industry could be overturned if a new lawsuit filed by the nonprofit Pacific Legal Foundation proves successful. Issued in 2016, the FDA's "deeming rule" brought e-cigarettes under the agency's regulatory control, subjecting them to the same kinds of marketing restrictions as tobacco cigarettes.

Why D.C.’s Proposed $2-a-Pack Increase in Cigarette Taxes is Wrong
Why D.C.’s Proposed $2-a-Pack Increase in Cigarette Taxes is Wrong

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Landmark E-Cigarette Report Explodes Myth that Vaping Is as Toxic as Smoking
Landmark E-Cigarette Report Explodes Myth that Vaping Is as Toxic as Smoking

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There Isn’t a Teen E-Cigarette Epidemic
There Isn’t a Teen E-Cigarette Epidemic

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The FDA Has a Golden Opportunity to Save Smokers’ Lives
The FDA Has a Golden Opportunity to Save Smokers’ Lives

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