Tobacco Analyst Breaks Down Possible Deeming Effects

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http://www.csnews.com/product-categ...-analyst-breaks-down-possible-deeming-effects

"As for further implications of the deeming rule and its provisions, Herzog expects to see a continued shift in consumption of e-cigarettes and vapor products back to combustible cigarettes as e-cigarette choices become more limited. She added this is "a net 'win' for big tobacco."

However, Herzog noted the main concern is the effect the deeming rule will have on innovation, which could slow industry growth by disincentivizing consumer conversion from combustible cigarettes to e-cigarettes.

"This ultimately has a net negative impact on public health, which is clearly in direct opposition to the FDA's goal," Herzog said"

Bravo FDA, Great job you fucking nitwits - 5150

 

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"This ultimately has a net negative impact on public health, which is clearly in direct opposition to the FDA's goal," Herzog said"

Perhaps Bonnie should consider the possibility that the FDA's true goals are somewhat different than their publicly stated ones.