Leading e-cigarette manufacturer Juul has announced that it will no longer sell mint-flavoured vapes in the US. The reason for this was the appearance of two publications this week, highlighting the company's role in the surge in the popularity of electronic cigarettes among middle and high school students in the United States.
According to a source familiar with the company's financial statements, mint-flavored vapes account for about 70% of Juul's U.S. sales.
Juul will now only sell menthol, Virginia tobacco, and classic tobacco flavors in the US. Last month, the company suspended sales of mango, liquor, fruit, and cucumber flavored vapes. The Donald Trump administration is expected to announce a ban on the sale of mint-flavored e-cigarettes in the near future.
Source: 3dnews.ru