The illegal U.S. vape market is estimated to be worth $9 billion, fueled by unauthorized imports from China, while products must meet FDA authorization standards.
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Updated Jun 25
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The illegal U.S. vape market is estimated to be worth $9 billion, fueled by unauthorized imports from China, while products must meet FDA authorization standards.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Criminal networks are using Chinese supply chains for illicit products, prompting FDA action and Congressional funding.Sub-event
Illegal U.S. vape market fueled by Chinese imports and FDA authorization issues.1 source
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