FTC Possibly Investigating E-Cigarette Sales And Marketing Tactics

The agency wants data from six e-cigarette makers, including Juul.

sales and advertising data Thursday in what may be part of an investigation into their marketing practices.

, the FTC wants data on sales, product placement and flavors, as well as information on giveaways, celebrity influencers and college campus marketing.. E-cigarette makers have until January 2 to comply or they will face legal action.via email: “We will fully cooperate and are focused on earning the trust of regulators, policymakers and other stakeholders.”

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