Juul Accepts Proposed Ban On Flavored Vaping Products As CEO Steps Down
NPRJuul Accepts Proposed Ban On Flavored Vaping Products As CEO Steps Down Enlarge this image toggle caption Samantha Maldonado/AP Samantha Maldonado/AP Updated at 1:01 p.m. The company also said in a Wednesday statement that it will not push back on a Trump administration plan to pull flavored e-cigarettes from the market until the controversial products win approval from federal regulators. In the statement, Juul officials said the company will be "refraining from lobbying the administration on its draft guidance" that proposes banning fruit-flavored vaping products, unless approved by the Food and Drug Administration, in an attempt to make the e-cigarettes less available to young consumers. Ned Sharpless, the acting FDA commissioner, told a subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday that the Trump administration's soon-to-be finalized policy of banning flavored vaping products could change if e-cigarette companies can win federal approval.