Recent events
Recent events tied to this brand in public sources.
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2019
Juul announces it will stop selling fruit and dessert flavors
Juul Labs announced that it would stop selling its mango, crème, fruit, and cucumber flavors. The company said it would continue selling mint and menthol flavors for now.
2019
Juul reaches settlement restricting marketing to minors
The Center for Environmental Health and Juul reached a legally binding settlement restricting Juul’s marketing practices, including advertising at certain events and using models under 28. NPR reported that the settlement was enforceable in California for a finite period. Juul said the agreement affirmed voluntary practices it already had in place.
2019
Montgomery County sues JUUL over alleged youth vaping and consumer protection violations
Montgomery County sued JUUL in U.S. District Court, alleging that the company contributed to youth vaping and violated state and county consumer protection laws, among other claims. These are allegations in the lawsuit; the source does not report a court determination.
2019
La Conner School District sues JUUL over teen vaping
The La Conner School District sued JUUL in federal court in Seattle, alleging that the company marketed e-cigarettes to minors and contributed to youth vaping and addiction.
2019
Teen sues Juul over alleged marketing to minors
An 18-year-old Illinois teenager is suing Juul, alleging that the company used social media posts to target minors and marketed its e-cigarettes to young people. The article also says he had vaped THC obtained from a drug dealer.
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Federal prosecutors reportedly probe Juul marketing
Federal prosecutors in California were reportedly conducting a criminal probe into Juul over alleged deceptive marketing practices that targeted minors; the report attributes the information to The Wall Street Journal.
2019
Juul announces withdrawal of U.S. advertising
Juul announced that it would withdraw all advertising in the United States.
2019
Juul plans workforce restructuring
Juul Labs planned to restructure its workforce by scaling back new hires and eliminating some jobs. The company instructed managers in some divisions to identify roles to which staff could be rotated, in an effort to avoid layoffs, and had implemented a two-week hiring freeze the previous week.