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Raoul reaches $20 million settlement with e-cigarette company over alleged selling products, marketing to youths

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul said Monday his office has reached a $20 million settlement with disposable vape company Posh over allegedly selling unauthorized flavored e-cigarettes and marketing them to youth.
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Durbin presses tobacco companies about Trump administration influence on flavored e-cigarettes

Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., led colleagues this week to press tobacco companies about their engagement with the Trump administration ahead of a recent decision to approve flavored e-cigarette products.
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Raoul, colleagues urge FDA to reverse guidance that eases sales of flavored e-cigarettes

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and nearly two dozen colleagues have asked the Trump administration to abandon draft guidance that would ease approvals for flavored e-cigarette products.
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Raoul, colleagues urge credit card companies to curb sale of illegal vaping products

Attorney General Kwame Raoul recently joined nearly two dozen colleagues to urge major credit card companies and payment processors to do more to prevent their payment networks from being used to facilitate sales of illegal vaping products.
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Durbin-commissioned report finds feds have failed to crack down on illegal, kid-friendly vaping products

Thousands of kid-friendly flavored e-cigarettes are being illegally sold, and federal efforts to combat the sale of such products have largely failed, according to a new report commissioned by Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill.
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