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A new study commissioned by some members of Congress has revealed compelling details about exactly how e-cigarette companies are targeting teens in their marketing. The study, which was released earlier this week, examined nine major e-cigarette brands. E-cigarettes are not yet subject to the same restrictions as traditional tobacco-filled cigarettes, and the study found that companies are taking advantage of the regulation vacuum by using a variety of tactics to appeal to youth. Here are some key findings:
The report recommended the FDA promptly take action to regulate e-cigarettes, prohibit sales to anyone under 18, ban companies from marketing the product in ways that appeal to teens and children and require warning labels. It also called on e-cigarette companies to stop promoting products on television and radio.
Click here to read TINA.org’s investigation of emerging misleading marketing tactics within the e-cigarette industry.
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