Juul Labs, the manufacturer of e-cigarettes, has revealed plans to lay off around 33% of its workforce in an effort to increase profitability. The company aims to reduce operating costs and address its debt obligations. Furthermore, these measures aim to position Juul Labs for the impending expensive legal battles it is likely to face. Earlier …
Juul Labs, a prominent e-cigarette manufacturer, has announced its intention to implement a workforce reduction of approximately 30%. The company plans to cut costs and optimize profitability through this measure. As a result, around 250 positions will be affected, bringing the total headcount down to approximately 650. A Juul spokesperson has stated that this move …
Juul, a leading e-cigarette company, is making strides towards obtaining federal authorization for its new advanced e-cigarette. This groundbreaking device is equipped with cutting-edge technology that can electronically authenticate the age of the user and prevent the usage of illicit counterfeit and unauthorized pod refills. With the ability to connect to a web or smartphone …
Washington — The sale of electronic cigarette devices in the U.S. has surged dramatically, with over 9,000 different devices available since 2020. A significant factor in this surge is the influx of unauthorized disposable vapes from China. These findings, obtained from restricted sales data by The Associated Press, contradict regulatory figures that emphasize the rejection …
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported on Thursday that e-cigarette sales surged by nearly 50% between 2020 and 2022. This data comes despite stricter marketing regulations and mounting concerns over the health effects associated with e-cigarette use. The rise in sales was largely driven by an increase in unit sales, specifically among …
Sales of electronic cigarettes experienced a significant increase during the initial two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, primarily driven by the popularity of fruity and candy-flavored disposable products, according to a report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the advocacy organization Truth Initiative. The research revealed that e-cigarette sales rose …
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced on Thursday that sales of e-cigarettes have seen a significant rise of nearly 50% between 2020 and 2022[i]. This data, based on a study conducted by the CDC, reveals an upward trend in e-cigarette sales despite increasing regulations on marketing and growing concerns around the health …