The U.S. Justice Department and the Food and Drug Administration on Monday launched a new task force that will take aim at the sale and distribution of illicit e-cigarettes, in a move to protect youth from illegal vaping products.

The US Food and Drug Administration and Justice Department announced Monday that they are creating a task force to target the issue. The task force will include people from the US Marshals Service, US Postal Inspection Service, the Federal Trade Commission ...

The Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Justice announced a new partnership Monday to tackle the increasing sales of illegal electronic cigarettes, a multibillion-dollar industry that continues to circumvent federal oversight.

The FDA and DOJ form task force to go after fruity, disposable vapes flooding U.S market.

The FDA has authorized a handful of e-cigarettes for adult smokers looking for alternatives to traditional cigarettes. The agency has rejected applications for millions of other proposed products. But thousands of unauthorized vaping products continue to flow into the U.

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