FDA and FTC Hit Vape Companies With Warnings Over Influencer Posts on Social Media

Multiple vaping corporations had been despatched letters by means of federal regulators this week over posts by means of social media influencers that didn't come with essential warnings in regards to the vape merchandise.
Multiple vaping companies were sent letters by federal regulators this week over posts by social media influencers that did not include necessary warnings about the vape products.Original article
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  5. "Companies are pulling their advertising campaigns from YouTube amid reports that a network of pedophiles is openly operating in the comments sections of videos of young children, Bloomberg reported Wednesday. Disney and Nestlé are among those who have reportedly yanked spending after a YouTube video surfaced the ongoing problem". (February 21, 2019)
  6. "Amid reports that a pervasive network of pedophiles is operating in the comments of YouTube videos of children, several major companies have paused their ad campaigns. AT&T and toy maker Hasbro have now become the latest advertisers to follow suit, CNBC reported Thursday". (February 22, 2019)
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