FDA clears fruit-flavored vapes, relaxes enforcement on black-market products with pending premarket applications

Critics say policies clear the way for major tobacco companies to enter fruit-flavored vape market

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In a recent set of regulatory decisions that culminated in the resignation of FDA Commissioner Marty Makary on May 12, the agency appears to have reversed its hard-ball stance on flavored e-cigarettes.

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