Juul Stops Selling Mint-Flavored E-cigarette Popular With Teenagers

Juul Stops Selling Mint-Flavored E-cigarette Popular With Teenagers
Packages of Juul mint flavored e-cigarettes are displayed at San Rafael Smokeshop in San Rafael, Calif., on Nov. 07, 2019. Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Bill Pan
Bill Pan
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E-cigarette market leader Juul declared Thursday that it will cease the sale of its mint-flavored pods, a tobacco product particularly popular with teenage vapers.

In a statement, Juul Labs’ CEO K.C. Crosthwaite explains that the decision is made after several studies published this week at the 2019 National Youth Tobacco Survey found an alarming rise in the number of American teens who tried vaping in recent years.

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