“This settlement is another step in our ongoing effort to reset our company and we applaud the Attorney General’s plan to deploy resources to address underage use. We will continue working with federal and state stakeholders to advance a fully regulated, science-based marketplace for vapor products. As part of that process, we will continue to support Tobacco 21 and enforcement against illicit and illegally marketed products, such as certain disposables, that jeopardize the harm reduction potential of alternative vapor products.
We remain in ongoing discussions with other key stakeholders about litigation related to our past as part of our commitment to earn trust.”
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