A federal appeals court issued a temporary stay Friday blocking a nationwide ban on Juul Labs’ electronic cigarette products, just a day after the Food and Drug Administration ordered Juul merchandise to be pulled off store shelves due to marketing concerns. Juul argued in a court filing Friday that the FDA ban was unlawful, calling it an “arbitrary” ruling that has nothing to do with safety. The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals judges who issued the stay Friday did not rule on the merits of Juul’s argument, but determined the company could continue selling its products while the case proceeded in court.
ARTICLE LINK: Appeals Court Halts Ban On Juul Vaping Products For Now
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